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Meanings of unsteady voice in English

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Usage of unsteady voice in English
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The old priest read the last paragraph in a hurried, unsteady voice.
Eleanor
2
Van Cleft lifted the receiver nervously, and answered in an unsteady voice.
The Voice on the Wire
3
She said this with tears in her eyes, and an unsteady voice.
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 14, No. 82, August, 1864 / A Magazi...
4
Beulah threw off her veil and said, with rather an unsteady voice:
Beulah
5
I won't let them talk much, said he, in an unsteady voice.
The Wharf by the Docks: A Novel
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She stopped him, insisting, with an unsteady voice, on speaking to him.
The World's Greatest Books — Volume 08 — Fiction
7
But I'm afraid you can't, dear... she said in an unsteady voice.
The Age of Innocence
8
There was a pause; then Jasper said in an unsteady voice:
New Grub Street
9
The girl lifted her head, and said, in an unsteady voice:
The Inferno
10
Then she moved her chair and said, in an unsteady voice:
A Spirit in Prison
11
Looking fondly at her radiant face, Mr. Laurance asked in an unsteady voice:
Infelice
12
Guy understood this illusion and winced, the unsteady voice still continued:
Honor Edgeworth; Or, Ottawa's Present Tense
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Marian kept silence for a moment, then said in a low, unsteady voice:
New Grub Street
14
In an unsteady voice, which had suddenly become husky, she said:
The Christian: A Story
15
He held out the violin to Robert, saying, with unsteady voice:
Robert Falconer
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Then he drew a little nearer to her, and asked in an unsteady voice:
Demos
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