nervously

Then as the two became accustomed to the light, I saw what I had nervously expected.

Evelyn spoke quickly and nervously, and with quivering lips.

Molly nervously joined her, and addressed her, once or twice, in a whisper.

Relieved of this weight, Little Dorrit was nervously anxious to be gone.

Her hands were then nervously clasping together, but he took one of them.

"Maybe I oughtn't to have let them go," she returned, nervously.

She closed her eyes and clutched me nervously, but was quite brave.

"I—that demijohn that you took last night," began the Briton nervously.

Nervously I kept to a post at one of my windows where I could survey the street.

Sydney Barnes smiled, and left off nervously tugging at his moustache.