Do you mean to tell me you don't understand the danger, that you try to throw our two lives away in this fashion!' To this, she replied nothing; only trembled, violently, gasping and sobbing, as though in the last extremity of fear.

She threw out an arm that was visibly trembling.

I more than suspect that my grandfather in his most violent outbursts was inwardly trembling with tenderness for me, as was I for him, and that a single gentle word, spoken at the right time, would have brought us into each other's arms.

gasped Nell, sinking limply into a chair, and trembling convulsively.

Her hand trembled nervously and for an instant her lip quivered in a way that set Howland's heart pounding tumultuously within him.

As the unknown howl trembled faintly in the air Noel, who had slept undisturbed through all the clamor of the dogs, stirred uneasily by the foremast.

But she trembled exceedingly and staggered as she walked.

Her gloved hands were perceptibly trembling in her lap.

I travelled on with my guide through desolate roads between treeless hills, and trembled involuntarily when any one met us.

Her hand is trembling strangely.

The two looked at each other for a space in silence, the little patient holding tightly to the arms of the chair which "suited him admirably," and looking up with staring eyes, his atmosphere positively trembling with the waves of some unknown activity; while the doctor smiled kindly and sympathetically, and put his whole person as far as possible into the mental condition of the other.

Both were trembling uncontrollably and each knew that the other was.

" "Then wherefore tremble?" "Nay, II know not.

There are old men now living who then anxiously and piously "trembled for the Ark of the Lord."

She was trembling more painfully than ever.

Now and then one broke on board and poured in a foaming torrent across the slanted deck; she trembled horribly as she struck the sand.

And for all her stately calm, her hand, which had clenched itself upon the silver crucifix, was woefully a-tremble.

In his present weakness, he trembled merely at the thought of one day having this courage.

No deferential mates listened respectfully to his instructions, no sturdy seaman ran to execute his commands or trembled mutinously at his wrath.

Her lips trembled suspiciously before she answered.

Dorcas says, she still excessively trembled; and ordered her to give her hartshorn and water.

Disappointment During this time of confusion, when the life of every white man in the clearing was literally trembling in the balance, General Herkimer passed the word from one to another that we were all to stand firm without show of fear, and at the same time making no move which might be construed as in enmity.

The jealous rage had died out of his face and was succeeded by trembling and a pallor so ghastly, that I began to have a little faith in descriptions of love which I had hitherto ridiculed.

What, youyouyou're not going to church?" Mrs. Vickers glanced at the books in her handalso newand trembled.

Shall the ashes of heroes enshrouded in glory, Be spurn'd in contempt by a barbarous horde, While their sons idly tremble like boys at a story, And shudder to gaze on the point of a sword?