shiver

• Again the boy had obeyed his command with a visible shiver, and it hurt the older man by recalling to him the suggestion of crime, of the place and the tragedy he must have escaped from, the unknown cloud he was under. —  The Best Short Stories of 1919 and the Yearbook of the American Short Story
• The thing that runs from me makes me shiver, the thing that creeps away when I come near wakes my uneasiness. —  The Return Of The Soul 1896
• The chill wind which came after the tempest made them shiver, although they were somewhat sheltered by the curtains which Tom had arranged I suppose we could snuggle down here with the robes, in the tonneau, and spend the night in some comfort," suggested Ruth Fielding Oh! —  Ruth Fielding and the Gypsies The Missing Pearl Necklace
• The idea made him shiver, and this caught old Tozer's always hospitable eye You're chilly," he said, "and I don't wonder after the dreadful weather we've had. —  Phoebe, Junior
• The air was now chill enough to make him shiver, and he gazed with certain awe into the black depths. —  The Last of the Chiefs A Story of the Great Sioux War

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