whispering

However, she said to Helen, whispering it over in bed that night, it will be funny.

She was whispering, with streaming eyes intent upon the sky-light, as if she were looking for a healthy Father there.

I had been some two hours and a half asleep when I was awakened by a whispering in the little cabin.

He came back, whispering that she was still asleep, but that he thought she had moved.

They had gone more than half-way home when they drew rein to water their horses, under a whispering pine by the roadside.

Mr. Vanborough—passing close behind him and whispering as he passed—stopped the lawyer before he could say a word more.

Whispering one word, she put her foot upon his, was instantly seized round the waist, and placed upon the horn of his saddle.

I felt him quiver, this great sailor, when he saw Pal Yachy standing there, but I put my arms about him whispering to him to wait.

With a swift impulse, she threw her arms about his neck, whispering in his ear.

We could see them whispering together, and apparently were disposed to believe what the shepherd had said.