betray

• Seeing that, Kenjo turned his head away, careful not to let his expression betray the satisfaction he felt at the revelation that his copilot, too, was experiencing tension. —  Dragons Dawn
• Only for an instant did Blake's expression betray what he felt upon seeing Katherine, who did not see his face quicken or the admiration which shone fleetingly in his eyes.
• Tears rose in his eyes And a hope sweet and strange in his heart seem'd to rise The truth which he saw not the first time he read That letter, he now saw--that each word betray'd The love which the writer had sought to conceal His love was received not, he could not but feel For one reason alone,--that his love was not free True! —  Lucile
• I could guess at the heartache that gentle face would not betray, the longing those tender lips would not speak, the grief those sweet eyes studied to conceal. —  The Trail of '98 A Northland Romance
• "It is only that I am so anxious for him to recover And do you another ill turn, Dale--betray us once more No, no, it isn't that." —  Sail Ho! A Boy at Sea

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