murmur **

She murmured to him and put her hand over his.

I murmured good night and went up to my room.

The town murmured on, but the house was very still.

Two of the men murmured, but he could not hear what was said.

But these are dead men, a small voice murmured in the back of his mind.

Bill held the door for her and she murmured thanks.

I thought you might ask me about that some time,' he murmured.

The river murmured at him, talking its way down across the land.

When her husband did, she murmured a word of thanks.

She murmured good morning without looking at anyone and sat down.

He stood up, murmured something, and let himself out the door.

Such were the words that they murmured one to another.

Then he murmured something that made no sense to her.

I could think of better things to do in bed,' he murmured.

He murmured something that was lost to both of them.

Each face seemed now to murmur its reason for being here.

Those were the words she'd murmured when they had done the crime.

"Let us be true to one another," she had murmured not even a year before.

So take, her mind murmured, and pay whatever price is asked.

Not everyone had heard, but those who did began to murmur to each other.

"At long last I know what love means," she murmured the first night.

So they talk of him down there,' he murmured to himself.

He does not hear his name murmured on the wind.

"I would give a great deal to be the man you really love," he murmured.

The others murmured among themselves, but no one looked or spoke.

A murmur across the room said the others felt the same way.

She went without another murmur and he turned to me.

There was a general murmur of support around the table.

But there was not a single murmur of voice from within.

At last, after some time, the murmur of talk died away.

And there was a low murmur over to his right.

It was the first time she had heard his voice above a murmur.

Then, they hear murmurs from the general, who is not dead after all.

Through the wall came the murmur of someone else's radio.

She could hear it, a murmur in the mind, a question.

When he finally did speak it was in a murmur, almost as if talking to himself.

When he reached out with a murmur of thanks, she did not let go right away.

There was a murmur of agreement from the other men.

He seems to have accepted the story without a murmur.

His voice dropped once more to just above a murmur.

And then there was only the murmur of the wind.

The murmur of low conversation came from the next room.

His voice ended in a murmur, and he looked away.

Murmurs began in the back of the crowd, making their way forward.

Through the open door, she heard the murmur of voices.

He moved forward into brown light, a low murmur of conversation.

He still had a slight problem with a heart murmur.

The murmur was loud enough to be heard by his wife.

The low murmur of voices came to him from far away.

Without a murmur I let myself be pressed into service.