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.

"Do you know what that fellow there asked me to do, yesterday?" I trembled like a leaf, and Rose did the same.

Even Diggory trembled, and Allingford, noticing it, laid his big hand reassuringly on the small boy's shoulder.

The sweet voice trembled.

His hair was grey, his hands trembled, his eyes were bloodshot, and his face had the unhealthy pallor which accompanies intense nervous pressure and excitement.

Again the ice-mass trembled.

But when they looked again, the man stood upright upon his feet, and his face was full of light; and though he trembled with weakness and with weariness, and with exceeding joy, yet the confusion and the fear were gone from him.

Vantine had said that he intended examining the cabinet in detail at the first opportunity; I remembered how his eyes had gleamed as he looked at it; how his hand had trembled as he caressed the arabesques.

I trembled as I rose on my elbow.

The thin, almost transparent hand holding the letter trembled visibly.

" "Did you call him Mr. Jones, sir?" asked Myrtle in a voice that trembled with excitement.

"The historic Belgian city went through a state of morbid consternation, remarkably like that from which it suffered on June 18,1815, when it trembled with the fear of a French victory at Waterloo.

And when on a still twilight passed he to the summer land, Those whom he had befriended, weeping, clinging to his hand, The west gleamed with a sudden glory, and from out the glow Trembled the semblance of a crown, and rested on his brow.

so wore the days, And still she did not promise, though she wept At his wild pleadings, trembled at his rage; Then of her mother's dying words he thought Her dying words"I leave my child to Heaven.

Bradford hesitated: the word trembled on his lips, when suddenly looking towards the sea from the summit of ‘the Burying Hill,' on which the assembly stood, he espied a shallop bounding over the waves, and advancing directly towards the shore beneath.

Her voice again trembled; and unbidden tears again rose to her eyes.

The voice trembled plaintively.

Many trembled for the fate of lord Martin, so splendid, so rich, and consequently, in their opinion, so amiable and so witty.

Delia started and trembled.

She dared alone hazard the encounter of that object, at which she had trembled so much the preceding day.

The padre, who had looked up, looked down quickly, musing, and smoothed his white hair with big fingers that somewhat trembled.

With a touch of contempt, he found that she still trembled, and drew short breath.

Heywood's voice trembled with joyful excitement.

The studies of all three were interrupted by the sudden entrance of a magistrateat least his costume bespoke him so; but at this moment his extreme paleness, changed features, and humiliated manner, made the lieutenant of Rouen appear like one of the criminals that daily trembled before him; for he was a severe and upright judge.

She was terrified; she trembled in every movement!