I noticed as he did so the nervous trembling of his hand.

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.

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.

Not a sound came from the cupboard, and a horrible idea that the prisoner might have been suffocated set her trembling with apprehension.

He laid strong siege to Leyla's heart and then Awaited trembling at the trysting-place.

Here reason is for the time dethroned, while at some times wild and frantic, or at others a low, mumbling delirium occurs, with a marked trembling from terror and exhaustion.

And when all the host had heard how Holofernes was beheaded, counsel and mind flew from them, and with great trembling for succor began to flee, in such wise that none would speak with other, but with their heads bowed down fled for to escape from the Hebrews, whom they saw armed coming upon them, and departed fleeing by fields and ways of hills and valleys.

Charteris inhaled, lazily; yet, he did not like the trembling about Patricia's mouth.

For they were filled with light, And with the spring; and, like the bees, went back To their dark house, laden with blessed sights, With gladsome sounds home to their treasure-cave; Where henceforth sudden gleams of spring would pass Thorough the four-walled darkness of the room; And sounds of spring-time whisper trembling by, Though stony streets with iron echoed round.

Till fear and fascination overcame, And led her trembling into life and joy.

frisson des roseaux, i.e. a trembling like that of reeds.

Their instruments were various in their kind, Some for the bow, and some for breathing wind; The sawtry, pipe, and hautboy's noisy band, And the soft lute trembling beneath the touching hand.

Passion, the lust for revenge, the bully streak in him that gloated at the sight of some one young and fine trembling before him: all these were factors contributing to the same end.

Her fingers communicated a nervous trembling to the plates and forks, and she looked at her son with tragic commiseration as though she foresaw terrible troubles about to burst upon his head.

A fear Fell like a shadow dim upon her heart, A trembling as at something ghostly near;