The voice of Jehovah shakes the desert, Jehovah shakes the Kadesh desert.
The cry is a poor, thin, solitary voice, unheard on earth, though shrill enough to rise to heaven; the answer shakes creation.
He shakes us cordial by the hand, thanks us for bein' prompt, and tows us into his private office.
I was gettin' warm in the neck by the minute too, and in three more shakes I'd been cuttin' loose with the acid remarks, when the door opens and in blows J.
You say that champagne never intoxicates; that it only exhilarates, makes the conversation fluent, shakes up the humor, and has no bad effect except a headache next day.
Nature grows old, and shakes in her decaying limbs,--creation has become bankrupt!
I thought it might be the Pope; but Gottfried shakes his head, and says, "No good thing can begin at Rome.
The houses are built only one story high, because of earthquakes which are frequent in Japan, caused, as the people believe, by a huge fish which lies under the island, and that shakesit whenever he tosses his head or lashes his tail.
They kneel at the door to go in; she shakes her coats over them.
Surely the mind of some distemper shakes His soul into this looseness.
And oaks are stripped and bare, and smoke with lightning: And clouds are blown and torn upon high forests, And the great sea shakes its walls.
A sparrow whirs to the eaves, and shakes his wings.
Still the mere routinists and unthinking artisans in most callings dislike whatever shakes the dust out of their traditions, and it may be unreasonable to expect that Medicine will always prove an exception to the rule.
A long experience and multiplied observations upon the sick lead me within the last few years to prefer giving only two shakes to medicinal liquids, whereas I formerly used to give ten.
A grain of the powder is to be taken, a hundred drops of alcohol are to be poured on it, the vial is to be slowly turned for a few minutes, until the powder is dissolved, and two shakes are to be given to it.
Comes in my father, And like the tyrannous breathing of the north Shakesall our buds from growing.
The woman now takes a second calabash, and shakes the sand and water gently from the one to the other, reserving that portion of sand which is next the bottom of the calabash, and which is most likely to contain the gold.
His logic was of that familiar, colloquial kind which shakes hands with common sense like an old friend.
See how he uplifts the bell in his right hand, and shakes it slowly at first, then with a hurried motion, till the clapper seems to strike both sides at once, and the sounds are scattered forth in quick succession, far and near.
See, mamma, he's so tickled to see me he shakes all over--every bit of him!
Then he stands looking at it for a minute, looking wonderfully like it (they do say he ran away with Mrs. Walmers); and then he gently shakes the little shoulder.
He shakes his hand at the mountain of the daughter of Zion, the hill of Jerusalem.
They will tremble and fear because of the shaking of the hand of Yahweh of Armies, which he shakes over them.
When Father Francisco shakeshis head, he means a great deal,' said his companion.
I have applied to him; he tells me that he lives, and then he shakes his head.
