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Obstinacy in error is often a rebuke to tremulous faith in God.
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Perhaps it was the weirdness and the tremulous intoxication of the music.
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And the listener heard the young man answer in a tremulous voice:
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She was now tremulous before the crisis which she must presently face.
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Her voice was slightly tremulous and muffled; perhaps the weather agitated her.
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The mournful irony of the words was belied by the tremulous voice.
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The voice was tremulous and high-pitched and the articulation thick and indistinct.
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And her voice is like a little tremulous song in the woods.
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A tremulous excitement and unrest seemed to be in the keen air.
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In a low, tremulous voice, Milton said, Don't do this job, Jethro.
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The latter was tremulous at the thought of seeing Nana once more.
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The voice of Andrew became tremulous as he uttered the last sentence.
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His tremulous fingers found the paper bag and he dragged it out.
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Beethoven's tremulous countryside flowed into the room where the men were meeting.
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Silently, the woman stretched a tremulous and emaciated arm towards the hut.
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The exertion had taxed her strength and she felt sick and tremulous.
