One prayer was in his heartone hopethat Wesley had escaped; but with shuddering horror he hastened with Barney back to the scene of blood and death.

I believe I even shuddered a little.

And, when she had folded, and sealed it, she tossed it aside, and laying her arms upon the table, hid her face, with a long, shuddering sigh.

" He drew a long, shuddering breath, his hand relaxed on Berkley's shoulder, and fell away.

He stood rooted for he knew not how long, staring down at the dead face with twitching fingers and shuddering limbs.

I shudder when I think of it, and increasingly feel that slavery is a curse since it leads to such cruelty.'" PUNISHMENTS.

She quivered as before, but this was a long, shuddering thrill shot over her by that spoken affirmation.

How reason shudders at thy frenzied air!

" I gazed at this tiny head in its scarlet setting with shuddering fascination.

But Mary, faithful to its lightest word, Kept in her heart the sayings she had heard, Till the dread morning rent the Temple's veil, And shuddering Earth confirmed the wondrous tale.

'We that of old were one, and shuddered heart to heart, with our young lips and our souls too made indivisible,'thus she is thinking, as I think'has life dealt candidly in leaving us to potter with half measures and to make nothing of severed lives that shrivel far apart?'

The watcher saw that the girl was weeping, convulsed with long, dry, shuddering sobs.

"The reader is moved; so am I: my agitated hand refuses to trace the bloody picture, to recount how many times the piercing cry of pain has interrupted my silent occupations; how many times I have shuddered at the faces of those barbarous masters, where I saw inscribed the number of victims sacrificed to their ferocity.

The unexpected repetition of my name gave a kind of shuddering emotion to my friend, which was however checked by his age, and the calm and benevolent philosophy that formed one of his most conspicuous habits.

How does that fit?" "Oh, Agnes, it does look likeas if it must be, doesn't it?" cried Dora, in a sort of shuddering enjoyment of the sensational situation.

" Mr. Charteris caught his breath in shuddering fashion, and he paused before Patricia.

It was the same feeling of helpless, shuddering fright.

"You have had two thousand," shuddered Garcia.

She was a ghastly, pitiable sight, as she stood there, her big eyes fixed on Dicky, her breath coming unevenly in shuddering gasps.

" "But the water is so far away," shuddered Gladys.

For fruitful fellowship, it seeks the wild, The frozen waste, Where the world's venturous heroesreconciled To sunless, shuddering gloom To joyless solitudewith ardor taste

None felt himself quite safe; men recognised shuddering the grin of death in the air.

As thunders in the sail the dread typhoon, And in the surf the shuddering timbers groan; Horror ahead, and Death beside the wheel: Thenspreading stillness of the broad lagoon, And lap of waters round the resting keel.

It was more like a long, shuddering gurgle, and thensilence!

" Miles' eyes followed him; then he looked at the dead bodies, shuddering, his hands to his face.