silently

With crooked arrows starred, Silently we went round and round

But Ahab said nothing; turning his boat, he sailed back to the vessel; the rest as silently following.

The Ghost replied that he had not eaten them, and while he was explaining the situation another State Official silently added the dome to his own collection.

She fled, swift of foot and desperate, but he gained on her step by step, till she felt his hot breath on her neck; and still she fled silently, and silently he pursued, and when at last he seized her was it terror that thrilled her heart or was it ecstasy?

Then, stealing silently away, she glided up through foam and spray, till, through the parting clouds, the sunlight shone upon her from the tranquil sky; and, guided by the mournful sound, she floated on, till, close before her on the beach, she saw a woman stretching forth her arms, and with a sad, imploring voice praying the restless sea to give her back the little child it had so cruelly borne away.

The curate, who had been crouching silently with his arms over his head, looked up as I passed, cried out quite loudly at my desertion of him, and came running after me.

He stood silently watching his uncle put on his broad hat and his voluminous cloak.

The doctor cast a rapid glance upwards and silently shrugged his shoulders.

The brushwood closes behind them, as silently as sand into which a mole has dived.

Larry Donovan was a passenger conductor, one of those train-crew aristocrats who are always afraid that someone may ask them to put up a car-window, and who, if requested to perform such a menial service, silently point to the button that calls the porter.

They continued silently to look into each other's eyes.

Silently, and without a moment's delay, they permitted him to assist them from their saddles, and when they descended quickly to the water's edge, where the scout had collected the rest of the party, more by the agency of expressive gestures than by any use of words.