tremblingly

Dawn was tremblingly close when we went into the house.

I asked him tremblingly whether he would not prefer to have his coffee at once.

Tremblingly he pointed toward the far end of the great gallery.

His hand came up slowly, touched the paper and tremblingly took it.

Tremblingly he made his way down, to again examine the rooms of the second floor.

He stared at the floor of his tent, then rose tremblingly.

He observed individual items pop up on call, always tremblingly ready.

The ancient one came tremblingly forward, not afraid, only aged.

Then he went up to his sister's room, and approaching the old man, asked tremblingly, "Well, father?"

She put her head tremblingly down to the sand.

Tremblingly I sought for my knife; that, too, was gone!

Thus, it was almost tremblingly that she resumed her lover's arm.

I waited until she drew tremblingly quiescent, looking at me.

But I smiled too, tremblingly, after so much crying.

She hesitated before the first words came; then spoke tremblingly and with eyes downcast.

He concurred, tremblingly, but then trained the glass on the slope again.

Tremblingly she lifted her hand and stared at it with dilated eyes.

His voice was tremblingly low, a sound that made my insides quiver.

Her left hand tremblingly brushed snow from her lined face.

I pointed in answer tremblingly at the drawer which I had seen open the night before.

Morrel rose tremblingly, supporting himself by the arm of the chair.

She put her hand tremblingly upon his arm.

But presently she heard the Beast coming, and wondered tremblingly if he meant to eat her up now.

Numph tremblingly laid his own gun down on the desk top.

The young man turned visibly pale, and passed his hand tremblingly over his face.