1 A feverish energy possessed her and would not let her be still; and at night, long after Scarlett had gone to bed, she could hear her walking the floor in the next room.
2 Scarlett held wobbling heads that parched lips might drink, poured buckets of water over dusty, feverish bodies and into open wounds that the men might enjoy a brief moment's relief.
3 She hastily prayed that Melanie wouldn't die and broke into feverish small talk, hardly aware of what she said.
4 She turned to Prissy and spoke with feverish urgency.
5 Her mind prodded to action by the feverish urgency of Melanie's voice, Scarlett thought hard.
6 His eyebrows went up in disbelief and she laid a hand, feverish and urgent, on his arm.
7 I believed her young, ardent, reckless, disillusioned, under sentence, feverish, avid of pleasure.
8 They were troubled and feverish hours, disturbed with dreams that were intangible, that eluded her, leaving only an impression upon her half-awakened senses of something unattainable.
9 A feverish anxiety attended her every action in that direction.
10 So Elzbieta went on, with feverish intensity.
11 "As quick as I can," said Marija, and she stood up and began putting on her corsets with feverish haste.
12 There was a faint quivering of her nostrils; and now and then she would moisten her lips with feverish haste.
13 Forbidden to stir even a hand, and almost afraid to breath, lest they should expose the frail fabric to the fury of the stream, the passengers watched the glancing waters in feverish suspense.
14 Duncan waited several minutes in feverish impatience, before he caught another glimpse of the scout.
The Last of the Mohicans By James Fenimore CooperContext Highlight In CHAPTER 21 15 They displayed a feverish desire to have every possible cartridge ready to their hands.