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• Was he betrayed? (10)
• You betrayed me. (10)
• You betrayed me. (22)
• You say that he is betrayed. (10)
• She betrayed a twinkle of humour. (10)
• He had virtually betrayed his master. (10)
• Carinthia betrayed a delicate shudder. (10)
• That was palpable: Clara had betrayed him. (10)
• No impression was betrayed by Lady Charlotte. (10)
• Her forehead betrayed the unwonted mental action. (10)
• Andrew, however, betrayed remarkable discomposure. (10)
• Clara did not show that the name betrayed anything. (10)
• His vanity in the fact betrayed itself in his voice. (9)
• Designedly, at least, Henry could not have betrayed her. (4)
• The person who betrayed most agitation was, Mrs. Doria. (10)
• This gentleman betrayed his accomplishments one by one. (10)
• I have betrayed my country and the honour of public life. (8)
• And he betrayed, and left on her The burden of their sighs. (10)
• Bartley laughed at a joke which betrayed some evidences of wear. (9)
• What ever she might feel of brighter hope, she betrayed nothing. (4)
• But it did not seem to help her in the trouble her face betrayed. (9)
• Nothing but her locked lips betrayed her vision of imminent doom. (10)
• As it was, I was only betrayed into paying a most unreasonable visit. (4)
• Bernhardt betrayed a real grief, but as a woman would, and not a man. (9)
• The drag of his lips betrayed his enlightenment insisted on doubting. (10)
• Then he is betrayed by the woman who has never been unintelligible to me. (10)
• As for Kenby himself he betrayed no dissatisfaction with his fate to March. (9)
• You wish to say that you think me betrayed, and therefore I may draw back? (10)
• And so the secret was betrayed, for of course she told the story to her lover. (5)
• No symptom of personal discouragement, or of fatigue, was betrayed in his face. (10)
• Feeling entrapped, she considered that she must have been encircled and betrayed. (10)
• The gesture so betrayed the loneliness in him that she pressed it between her two. (8)
• I ask myself whether my manner of greeting him betrayed my expectation of another. (10)
• Lady Racial betrayed a sudden gleam at having her desire thus intuitively fathomed. (10)
• She fancied her father had betrayed her to the last man who should know her secret. (10)
• She had sighed: her voice betrayed some agitation, strange in so serenely-minded a person. (10)
• Van Diemen shouted; he betrayed himself in his weakness as she could not have imagined him. (10)
• Save by the shining of a wet forehead, his face betrayed nothing of the anguish he suffered. (10)
• Save by the shining of a wet forehead, his face betrayed nothing of the anguish he suffered. (22)
• Marianne remained perfectly silent, though her countenance betrayed her interest in what was said. (4)
• That was an unutterable secret, bound by all the laws of feminine civilization not to be betrayed. (10)
• But she had not spoken of a particular person to meet him; and how, then, had she betrayed herself? (10)
• This betrayed him to the woman waxing as intensely susceptible in all her being as powder to sparks. (10)
• His dull white features, sharpened to a vulpine point at the nose and chin, betrayed his temperament. (13)
• I leave it to you to consider whether you have been betrayed and who has betrayed you. (10)
• The lawyer did not try to stop him, although his face betrayed no special interest or desire to comment. (13)
• Clever, beautiful, but betrayed by love, it was the first duty of all true men to cherish and redeem them. (10)
• His remark betrayed a point in his thinking which had not perhaps been reached in his talk with the ladies. (9)
• Once she caught him with his eyes on her face; but he betrayed no confusion, and looked away at the clergyman. (10)
• Once she caught him with his eyes on her face; but he betrayed no confusion, and looked away at the clergyman. (22)
• More than once he betrayed a disposition to take refuge in his class (he being son to one of the puisne Judges). (10)
• She knew that she had betrayed herself, made plain to Mark Lennan what she had never until now admitted to herself. (8)
• Not only his shaking limbs, not only the whiteness of his face betrayed the fact, but the atmosphere that surrounded him. (12)
• The secret following the signs was betrayed by Nesta in return for a tender grasp of hands and a droll flutter of eyelids. (10)
• She asked herself whether she was, and whether she had betrayed herself to him so that he was somehow warranted in what he did. (9)
• The hero attached significance to the fact that his instincts should have betrayed him, for he could have sworn to that house. (10)
• Westover wondered how she really regarded her own marriage, but she never betrayed any consciousness of its variance from the type. (9)
• Her body still betrayed her lordship over it, precisely in its flowing ease, its expansion and repose, such as one sees in wildcats. (12)
• It took on a sharper edge and became hollower, and betrayed for the first time a stirring within, a wildly gathering primordial pain. (12)
• They had seen Temple on an excursion to London; he had betrayed me, as he would have betrayed an archangel to Janet. (10)
• Two or three of the least implicated volunteered to be betrayed by him; they went and confessed, and put the Government on a wrong track. (10)
• And so she was most disarmingly unpunctual, and so innocent in her faithlessness that those whom she betrayed always ended by consoling her. (12)
• And Michael whispered: the house had betrayed the fact to him that something nameless had happened to Ruth, and the air had roared it to him. (12)
• No sign betrayed to the house her disaster; the journal on the floor, and the smell of the burnt milk which had boiled over, revealed nothing. (8)
• He desired to shape her character to the feminine of his own, and betrayed the surprise of a slight disappointment at her advocacy of her ideas. (10)
• Maid and man, and man and maid, Who each other would devour Elsewhere, by the chase betrayed, There are comrades, led by her, Maid-preserver, man-maker. (10)
• The nervous gesture escaping Ferrand at this juncture betrayed how far the most independent thinkers are dependent when they have no money in their pockets. (8)

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