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386 examples of Whispered in a sentence

Two noisy men became quiet as she passed them on the platform, and one of them whispered to the other something about her: something nasty, of course.
'But he too, poor mite, is all in a perspiration,' whispered Kitty, feeling him with her hand.
We shall see,' Kitty whispered.
And how funny he is!' she whispered with a smile.
'Yes, only be like your father, only be like him!' she whispered, giving Mitya to the nurse, and touching his cheek with her lips.
"I say, Mouquet," whispered Zacharie in the lander's ear, "are we off to the Volcan to-night?"
He had also received a letter from Lille full of disturbing details."You know," he whispered, "it comes from that person you saw here one evening."
"No, no, it's not that," he whispered impatiently.
The girl, certainly a virgin, was struggling and resisting with low whispered supplications, while the lad in silence was pushing her towards the darkness of a corner of the shed, still upright, under which there were piles of old mouldy rope.
Other women came in, and they whispered together when they saw, behind Maheude, the Levaque woman enter with Bouteloup, who led in by the hand Achille and Désirée, Philoméne's little ones.
"I say, there," he whispered to his two mates, "the big affair is for to-morrow.
But, all the same, he was grieved to have done the like to her."Shall I tell you what it is?" whispered Mouquette, in tears, as she left him.
"Oh! superb!" whispered Lucie and Jeanne, stirred in their artistic tastes by the beautiful horror of it.
he whispered, stopping.
Catherine then whispered very low:"He's not come back.
"Go to bed again," she whispered.
At Montsou people grew pale and speechless at the very name of the Voreux, and a legend had formed which made the boldest tremble as they whispered it.
"No! calm yourself," he whispered.
Then in a very low voice she whispered:"No, it's always the other one."
"I should like to speak to you," he had whispered in the clerk's ear, who went upstairs in front of him.
She came down three steps and whispered in his ear—"What!
He stopped on the threshold; then he whispered with a trembling voice, "Tomorrow!"
"Ah!Leon!Really—I don't know—if I ought," she whispered.
At last these ladies thought they made out the word "francs," and Madame Tuvache whispered in a low voice—"She is begging him to give her time for paying her taxes."
He sent quickly to the "Lion d'Or" for some pigeons; to the butcher's for all the cutlets that were to be had; to Tuvache for cream; and to Lestiboudois for eggs; and the druggist himself aided in the preparations, while Madame Homais was saying as she pulled together the strings of her jacket—"You must excuse us, sir, for in this poor place, when one hasn't been told the night before—""Wine glasses!" whispered Homais.
my sole comfort the imprecations of this madwoman ...Well, the day after tomorrow, I shall be fighting a duel in the morning with a man well known for his coolness and for his remarkable skill ...Very remarkable,' whispered Mephistopheles, 'he never misses his stroke.
"Don't be afraid," he whispered, "I'll put everything right.
I was quite shocked and nearly screamed, but the judge was very friendly, warned me I should be careful, he whispered to me he's been writing all this time, and now he's brought me the lamp back, and he'll never forget how I looked when he found me there asleep.
She suddenly interrupted herself and lay her hand on K.'s as if she wanted to calm him down, and whispered, "Be quiet, Berthold is watching us."
The student, in contrast, seemed to take no notice of K. at all, he merely withdrew his finger from his beard long enough to beckon to the woman and went over to the window, the woman leant over to K. and whispered, "Don't be cross with me, please don't, and please don't think ill of me either, I've got to go to him now, to this horrible man, just look at his bent legs.
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