He tottered into the hermitage, and buried his face in his hands.

All at once he tottered into the arms of the officers.

Sir Robert tottered into the room with dry lips and a ghastly face.

Finally the old woman tottered into the room, completely exhausted.

Those at the table drew back in utter disgust as she tottered into the room.

He took Ernest's arm and tottered into the house.

Danner tottered into the street and executed his errand.

Osborne's arm glided round her waist, and she resumed her seat,-orrather tottered into it.

As soon as he could summon strength he tottered into the forest and made his toilet.

Count Hacke rushed forward, and, leaning on his arm, the king tottered into the adjoining room.

He tottered into the court where Itzig's office was, and looked up at the agent's windows.

Struggling to free herself from his restraining grasp, the stranger tottered into the middle of the room.

Old Marrow-Bone had tottered into his way.

It gave way, and he tottered into the room, the lights of which for a moment dazzled him.

Otis Pilkington tottered into his cab.

She tottered into the dark garden.