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• Her lips quivered. (8)
• His lip quivered. (10)
• His lips quivered. (8)
• Her lips quivered in pain. (10)
• The little model flushed and quivered. (8)
• The parson quivered with impatient irony. (8)
• Her lips quivered; but she bowed her head. (8)
• I read of his deeds in India and quivered. (10)
• Her lips quivered again, and she was silent. (8)
• The thought of flight quivered in his eyes. (12)
• The eyebrows quivered on the stained-glass man. (8)
• And he quivered, as though they had touched him. (8)
• Hilary was still smiling, but his face quivered. (8)
• Lavender quivered, and insensibly felt his teeth. (8)
• The dog looked up in her face, and her lip quivered. (8)
• He was seeing again how she quivered and hung on his words. (8)
• His eyelids quivered, rested; the whole face rested; at ease. (8)
• He quivered at the solitary word; for his conscience was on edge. (10)
• The flowers quivered beneath the weight of their small dark bodies. (8)
• The frail old body quivered with the vindictive force of his answer. (8)
• The sense of a dissolving to a fountain quivered through her veins. (10)
• His whole countenance changed, and the muscles of his face quivered. (10)
• In her flushed face her eyes were bright as stars; her lips quivered. (8)
• Her body quivered in convulsions, but was eased as he held her hands. (12)
• His head, covered with dingy down, quivered with his effort to escape. (8)
• A faint smile quivered over her face at the spectacle of his subjection. (9)
• Her breath came in sobs; her eyes were closed; her lips quivered upwards. (8)
• Then, as though she had stabbed herself in stabbing him, her face quivered. (8)
• Cecilia quivered; for a moment it seemed that she was about to burst out crying. (8)
• The frame of the fair lady quivered as from a blow, and then her eyes rose tenderly. (10)
• The frame of the fair lady quivered as from a blow, and then her eyes rose tenderly. (22)
• His mouth was open, his head craned forward, his whole person quivered with excitement. (12)
• Something like a tear quivered in his arid eyes as he meditated and hoped this might be so. (10)
• Rage quivered up in him, one of those rare attacks that all but robbed him of consciousness. (12)
• So this that quivered in his thick fingers, too insensitive to feel it, was a valentine for him! (8)
• It had escaped the screen of trees and houses, and, creeping through some chink, had quivered in. (8)
• He quivered like a rope in the wind when Christian begged him to be exact and to think carefully. (12)
• Kenton quivered in anticipation of some mention of Ellen, and Bittridge smiled as if he understood. (9)
• Martin Tinman quivered for speech, probably for that which feedeth speech, as is the way with angry men. (10)
• They had come to the bank of the river, whose current quivered at that point in a scaly ripple in the moonlight. (9)
• She looked at her mother with a smile that shone through her tears, and a pathos that quivered round her jesting lips. (9)
• And, blossom and all, she clasped her hands over her breast, where again her heart quivered with that faint, shy tremor. (8)
• With that he gave the peculiar Servian jerk of the muscles, from the wrist up to the arm, and the blade quivered on the mark. (10)
• From head to foot it quivered; her hat had been torn off, and the fragrance of her hair mingled with the fragrance of the night. (8)
• Mothers quivered with the knowledge that their daughters could see her; wives with the idea that their husbands were seeing her. (8)
• All over the grass the spiders had spun a sea of threads that bent and quivered to the pressure of the air, like fairy tight-ropes. (8)
• Old Jolyon held up his hand; dark-rimmed glasses depending between his finger and thumb quivered slightly with a suggestion of menace. (8)
• As America reaches out for commercial predominance, so the American circus challenged competition abroad, and foreign rivals quivered and shrunk. (21)
• At this, almost the first time she had ever yet encountered a distinct rebuff, Barbara quivered, as though she had been touched lightly with a whip. (8)
• Her softly opened lips, almost colourless, quivered with her uneven breathing; and now and again a little feverish shiver passed up as from her heart. (8)
• He thought of him the night before in the company of those ladies and gentlemen, and he quivered in resentment of his vulgar, braggart, uncouth nature. (9)

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