A shaky hand, an unsteady eye, and a bloated countenance spoke for themselves.

You're gettin' shaky.

On the other was a stove, a table, a shaky rocking-chair that Miss Laura was sitting in, a few hanging shelves with some dishes and books on them, and two or three small boxes that had evidently been used for seats.

The hollow-eyed horse, and lean cow, and funny, little thin pig, staggering along in such a shaky fashion.

Pretty soon they came alongside and, oh, boy, I was so shaky that I just held onto the rail with my hand trembling.

All the same, the shaky old nest of the Moineauds was destroyed, and the whole family had flown off, dispersed chancewise.

And each time the battle began afresh, to such a point indeed that it seemed as if the shaky old mill would some day end by falling on their heads.

The handwriting was very shaky.

Jack, in a violent perspiration and extremely shaky, entered the house, where much was said, all of which he took modestly, and then everybody prepared for dinner.

He was well spent and shaky when he reached the shore this time.

The gallery and stairs were in a very shaky condition, and two candle-stands near the latter seemed to have been in their prime many generations ago.

How is it, then, that Herman's handwriting was thick and stunted when he registered at seven o'clock and slender and a bit shaky when he wrote this card at, say, half-past ten or eleven?

I felt shaky when I stood up, but my legs seemed to bear me all right, and very carefully I made my way across to the fireplace.

In this kennel of evil savours, Heale was slowly trying to poke things into something like order; and dragging out a few old drugs with a shaky hand, to see if any one would buy them, in a vague expectation that something must needs have happened to somebody the night before, which would require somewhat of his art.

Don't know when I've felt so shaky.

He's been looking shaky and I heard he was ill.

" Kit noted two boats that had obviously been damaged while the steamer hammered on the reef, and the white crust of salt on the funnel; but Mayne resumed: "Say, the old man looks shaky; never seen him like that.

"Oh, how thin and slender and shaky it is!" cried Brighteyes.

She's not rigged according to Hoyle, I'm afraid; I was rather shaky about some of it.

He crossed the road to make a nearer inspection; and as he stood gazing at the dishonoured thresholds, at the stained and cracked boarding of the blind windows, at the rusty paling and the broken gates, there sounded from somewhere near a thin, shaky strain of music, the notes of a concertina played with uncertain hand.

"You poor, sleepy little thing," said Ailsa, sitting down on the bed's shaky edge, "I'm sure I don't know where we're going, dear.

She had a bad reputation among the Romans as well as the Greeks, and it is a fact that in the year 1073 her poems were burnt at Rome and Constantinople, "as being," in the words of Professor Gilbert Murray, "too much for the shaky morals of the time."

I have a queer shaky feelin' runnin' down the spine and all over me.

You see I had time to get shaky.

His grandfather sent him a very handsome "tip," and a letter written in such a shaky hand, that the boy was a good deal impressed, and locked it up in his desk, lest he should never have another.