Which preposition to use with trembling
He told them they must revel in the delights of the scene, and should tremble with the wild rapture of drawing from the rushing waters the bounding trout.
In that awful moment, when her life or death was trembling in the balance, her mother love, that divine instinct implanted in every woman's breast, came to her and saved her.
Alas, I tremble at the sight of him.
For no one knows except the Father how the battle will turn, or when it will all be accomplished; and there are some who tremble for our little brethren.
She went into the silent room, which was so familiar and dear, and waited like a mother long separated from her child, with a faint doubt trembling on the surface of her mind, yet a quaint, joyful confidence underneath in the force of nature.
Crop was as much astonished as I was, and he crept to my feet and trembled like a coward, as he crouched beside them.
I trembled from head to foot, and, though burning with impatience to obtain from them farther particulars, it was some moments before I could trust myself to speak.
I noticed as he did so the nervous trembling of his hand.
No man, and especially no earnest man, can read him without feeling himself arrested as by the grip of a giant,without trembling before his stern questions, inculcations, and admonitions.
Swiftly, she threw off the covers, jumped out of bed, and with her limbs trembling under her, ran to the door and softly turned the key in the lock.
" Thus presently forth from Belsaye rode the Duchess Helen, with Sir Hacon beside her and many of the townsfolk, hasting pale-cheeked and trembling to minister unto the hurt and dying, and many there were that day who sighed out their lives in blessings on her head.
" Under ordinary circumstances I would have been conscious of a certain chill along my spine, and felt my knees trembling beneath me at the certainty of soon being engaged in a life or death struggle; but after my experience as a prisoner there was but one thought in my heart, and that of repaying the enemy for some of the sufferings I had undergone.
Sometimes, when he looked out, it was a simple, quiet, thoughtful night that met his gaze, without any moon, but as full of stars as it could hold, all flashing and trembling through the dew that was slowly sinking down the air to settle upon the earth and its thousand living things below.
Now, looking within her glowing eyes, feeling the tremble of her passionate-pleading hands, Beltane bowed his head.
you know it as well as I." The little Pilgrim made no reply, but stood by, looking at her charge, not feeling that anything was given her to say,and she was so new to this work, that there was a little trembling in her, lest she should not do everything as she ought.
I felt the deepest pity, not so much for the fear with which she still trembled as for the agony of terror she must have previously endured.
And now, even as she trembled against him, so trembled Beltane also yet knew not why; therefore of a sudden he turned and stepped into the chamber.
She wound her arms round him, trembling between the suppressed hysteria of tears and laughter.
She slammed the door, and coming back into the room, sank weak and trembling into a chair.
" His eyes danced with a furious light and motion, and the fringy moustache trembled over his thin and sensitive mouth.
Could life become that to her? Downstairs Pompey began to sing, "Shall we meet beyond the river, Where the surges cease to roll, Where in all the bright forever Sorrow ne'er shall press the soul?" The rich vibrations rolled up and trembled about her.
Is it not well known that we must all appear before the judgment-seat of God?" There words seemed to cause a trembling on the still air, and the woman on the other side raised herself suddenly up, clasping her hands and some of those who had just entered heard the words, and came and crowded about the little Pilgrim, some standing, some falling down upon their knee, all with their faces turned towards her.
In certain circumstances, to lay violent hands upon a man is to lay them upon Right, and those who dare to do so are made to tremble by outraged Law.
Its movements have been felt trembling along the far-reaching line of our analysis with a certainty hardly inferior to ocular demonstration.
It was as when you lift a wreck from the tranquil sea and let it fall again to the depths, useless to wave or shore; the black and ghastly hulk is covered; it is seen no more; but the water palpitates with circling rings, trembles above the grave, dashes quick and apprehensive billows upon the sand, and is long in regaining its quiet surface.