Use of the word tremulously in a sentence example

tremulously

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"No, sir," he whispered,--tremulously, "I've been--in here all the time." [adjective]

'I really think we'd better,' said Anthea tremulously. [Please select]

She waited tremulously the meeting of the two men--these two who should pay so dear to her what she had received in injustice. [Please select]

He saw her with hands clasped over her breast, standing tremulously sweet, swaying with fear of his coming. [Please select]

There was no response, and, after waiting for some time, she spoke again, rather tremulously, yet not timidly: "Father." [Please select]

There was a long pause before a profound sigh came tremulously from the darkness, like a sad and tender confession. [Please select]

With his hand resting tremulously on the jamb of the door as if to steady himself, the judge advanced a step. [Please select]

"Baldos," she called down tremulously, "you don't like this work, do you." [Please select]

Miss Blanchet murmured tremulously, and wondering who had betrayed Minola's secret. [Please select]

He drew up a chair and waited, but the girl smiled rather tremulously. [Please select]

"We can have a little party all to ourselves," said Carlisle, rather tremulously. [Please select]

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