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"I tol 'him," Crump went on, "thet things was already a-gettin 'kind o' frolicsome round hyeh agin; thet the Marcums 'n' Braytons was a-takin 'up the ole war,' n 'would be a-plunkin' one 'nother every time they got together,' n 'a-gittin' the whole country in fear 'n' tremblin '-- now thet Steve Marcum had come back."
The Last Stetson John Fox 1891
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Well, right now, one man has all Washington a'feared and a'tremblin '.
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The wee birds in the blast are a 'tremblin' wi 'the cauld;
The Modern Scottish Minstrel, Volume V. The Songs of Scotland of the Past Half Century Various
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He listened, breathing sort o 'sharp, as if my words hurt him, an' then of a sudden he went white an 'tremblin', an 'dashed out into the darkness o' the night.
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He's got to work out his salvation in fear an 'tremblin' same as us.
Lying Prophets Eden Phillpotts 1911
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'See that, Josey!' he sez, an '' is eyes were all wild-like an '' is lips was a 'tremblin';
God's Good Man Marie Corelli 1889
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'See that, Josey!' he sez, an '' is eyes were all wild-like an '' is lips was a 'tremblin';
God's Good Man Marie Corelli 1889
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'See that, Josey!' he sez, an '' is eyes were all wild-like an '' is lips was a 'tremblin';
God's Good Man Marie Corelli 1889
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"To the thief, sor, av coorse, who was standin 'tremblin' fornint him, while the sexton was diggin 'the grave to putt him in alive -- in the dark shadow of a big tombstone."
Twice Bought 1859
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The little man was seized vith a wiolent fit o 'tremblin', and never vent outside the prison walls artervards! '
The Pickwick Papers Charles Dickens 1841
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