Behind a drawn veil her lips were moving, but inaudibly now.

she said, almost inaudibly.

Her lips moved inaudibly, but at length she spake.

The breathing of a child in health is formed of equal inspirations and expirations, and it breathes quietly, regularly, inaudibly, and without effort.

You have more experience and more shrewdness, can't you tell me, Madame Cerise?" The woman muttered inaudibly.

" Sir Edward passed on, muttering inaudibly, "I believe that child lives in the presence of God from morning to night".

As she crouched in the corner of the room, her face buried in an arm-chair, her gold hair half loosened, her shoulders monotonously heaving, she wept gently, inaudibly, almost happily.

"Yes," she said, almost inaudibly, for she did not know whether he expected her to say anything.

" Rising in agitation the lady went to the judge's desk and spoke to him inaudibly.

About a mile from the beach was the reef, on which the breakers beat clamorously or almost inaudibly, depending on the wind and the faraway surge of the seas.

She sank into the captain's arms, and then, almost inaudibly, informed him that not a moment was to be lost, and that he must follow her immediately to the castle.

"Have I not served my Lord?" said Azuma-zi inaudibly, from his shadow, and the note of the great dynamo rang out full and clear.

Then, almost inaudibly, he answered, "No."

And the son of Kunti then duly repeated (inaudibly) his customary prayers.

she stammered, almost inaudibly.

" "On business," murmured she, almost inaudibly, with a bitter smile.

Now he calls her softly by name, and whispers almost inaudibly, "Elise!"

A kind of shiver ran over Lavretsky's limbs, and the word "Liza!" escaped all but inaudibly from his lips.

Francisco Migul prayed devoutly, but inaudibly.

He laid his own tenderly upon the babe's forehead, then removing it, waved it abroad, inaudibly moved his lips, dropped his arm, and closed his eyes.

The pursed lips relaxed, and she sighed inaudibly.

He thanked her almost inaudibly, and relaxed every muscle like a tired child.

Ellen, speak to me; will you not do this, my sister, my friend?" "Give me but a moment," she murmured almost inaudibly, as, overpowered by increasing faintness, she sunk down on a grassy bank near them, and buried her face in her hands.

Her ingenuous nature could not be restrained; she felt as if, were she still silent, she would be deceiving him, and hiding her face in her hand, she almost inaudibly said "For that, then, it is too late, father; I cannot love Mr. Clapperton, becausebecause I love another.

"I cannot speak," answered the cavaliere, almost inaudibly, trying to rise.