quaking

Quaking in every limb, his teeth chattering, and a cold sweat pouring from him, he listened as the awful voice spoke again.

It was a genuine retreat, right at the foot of a tall mountain, embowered in a grove of quaking asps.

Quaking all over, he approached the cage, and staring fixedly into the tiger's face, made the prescribed passes.

But only for one quaking little moment did she think of herself.

Then the Summoner, “quaking like an aspen leaf for ire,” stands up in his stirrups and claims to be heard in turn.

He takes it hard—so do you, quaking like a wounded hare in its form.

Again there was a noise like a thunder storm, and the palace shook as if the earth was quaking.

Waydelin lay shivering and quaking on the bed; he seemed very conscious and wholly preoccupied with himself.

He was quaking like a leaf, but there was a determination in his face far beyond the ordinary.

Sure enough the quaking muck-land broke beneath the young scoundrel's weight, and in he went.