Isabella put this question to her mother, who, without answering a word, rushed abruptly and almost Totteringly to Isabella, and forgetting all respect of place or circumstances, put her hand to her daughter's right ear, and discovered a dark mole behind it.
"The Exemplary Novels of Cervantes"
Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra
With radiant eyes she gazed at the ladies who came and received with joyous pride iron rings in exchange for gold ones-at the young women, who, blushing and with tearful eyes, gave up their first love-pledge-at the old matrons who came Totteringly to exchange the golden reminiscences of the days of their youth for iron ornaments.
"NAPOLEON AND BLUCHER"
L. Muhlbach
When the first shock of horror had passed away in a measure, there came the question as to who might be the victims, and then those who had talked mutiny and urged their fellows on to rankest insubordination turned pale as death, while many of them walked Totteringly away as if unable to control their limbs.
"The Minute Boys of the Mohawk Valley"
James Otis