Irwine nodded slowly, and Adam went on rather
tremulously, "You was t' ha' married me and Hetty Sorrel, you know, sir, o' the fifteenth o' this month.
"I'm a worse man than you thought I was, Nancy," said Godfrey, rather
tremulously. "Can you forgive me ever?"
"You know as well as I do how Strickland lived," he said
tremulously. "I couldn't let her live in those circumstances -- I simply couldn't."
"You see, too," said the Doctor,
tremulously, "it is such an old companion."
"And here is the key, sir," said the old lady, going over the contents of her bunch with
tremulously uncertain hands.
Softly and
tremulously, the sweet lips lingered, and touched his lips in return.
One kiss, and then a long look, until Maggie said
tremulously, "Let me go,--let me make haste back."
The young pastor's voice was
tremulously sweet, rich, deep, and broken.
Rachel glanced quickly at her husband, as Eliza
tremulously answered "yes;" her fears, ever uppermost, suggesting that possibly there might be advertisements out for her.
"I'll do anything you wish me to, Bartley," she said
tremulously. "I can't stand seeing you miserable."
For what her soft eyes said was that she was always waiting
tremulously to be won.
"But why conceal those imperfections?" interposed I,
tremulously.