Sweat coursed down my clammy flesh; soon my own voice might be lifted like that, under unnamable torture.

The flesh, clammy and lifeless, seemed to bear little resemblance to the man who had taught and tutored the prince throughout his life.

She pressed her hand to the wound, and felt warm blood and clammy flesh.

There was a length of clammy flesh down her spine, and another across her shoulderblades, as though somebody had painted a cold cross on her skin.

The clammy flesh was swelling and going red.

The horrible vitality of the semi-human monstrosity seemed inexhaustible, and the king's skin crawled at the feel of that slick, clammy flesh.

At first, Foster involuntarily recoiled at the feel of the cold, clammy, dead flesh, but he set himself to the task.

Swinging gently in his hammock, he could feel each twitch and turn of the man next to him, the sweating heat of sleeping flesh clammy against his own through the thick cotton mesh.

They twisted the dagger from his withered hand, and pinioned his arms, shuddering as their fingers encountered his clammy flesh.

Griswell's soul revolted at the sight of John Branner's bloodless face in the chill white dawn, and the feel of his clammy flesh.