trembles

Then there happened something the recollection of which causes the pen to tremble in my hand with shame.

God willed, no doubt, to open to this elect the treasures of eternal beatitude, at this hour when other men tremble with the idea of being severely received by the Lord, and cling to this life they know, in the dread of the other life of which they get but merest glimpses by the dismal murky torch of death.

Ginevra felt him tremble, and this emotion, the source of which lay in her, was, to her eyes, another proof of love.

One shove more, one last heroic effort, and it would tremble across the scales to victory.

"Indeed, indeed, sir, everything is here in the tower that has ever been put away in my time except--except--" here he began to shake and tremble it--"except the chest which Mr.