| By that strange joyous fear, that happy awe, Which agitates the breast when first the trembler Receives its dangerous inmate. |
| Upon the head was a feather tuft, a yellowhammer-feather forehead-band, two trembler plumes and some down. |
| But even to the trembler a tremble may speak truer than words, and she had trembled and become conscious of it. |
| What would suffice to encourage the trembler at that moment, and bear him through? |
| Upon the head each man wore a down head-net, a feather tuft, and a pair of trembler plumes. |
| Fate had played him a scurvy trick in making him a trembler, but he knew it was not in him to turn his back on Dingwell. |
