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Sentences ending with betray

She has loved me, in those old days--this is my security; for whom one has loved, one cannot betray. [5]
But he is bound in professional honour to the lawyer fellow, not to betray. [11]

Short sentences using betray

And I'll betray nothing. [9]
Do not betray my promise. [10]
Do you betray it, then? [11]
May you betray her secret? [10]
Phanes will not betray us! [10]

Sentences containing betray two or more times

He could not betray a "--the waving of wings above him caught his eye--"he could not betray an aasvogel. [11]

More example sentences with the word betray in them

The litters and your tottering gait would betray everything if we were to enter the boat anywhere else in the great harbour. [10]
I'll not betray your secret to any one. [10]
I know from your own lips that there is no passion which can betray Caesar into perjury. [10]
I may trust you; and never betray to Antinous what you compelled me to do? [10]
I dare say you will betray me to my father--" But Arsinoe did not finish her sentence, for Selene looked up at her with a mixture of suffering and alarm, and said: "I cannot be glad--I am in too much pain. [10]
But mind, if you betray me, I'll be the first to blow out your brains. [9]
And not to yield would have been to betray herself. [9]
He, Gras, certainly would not betray it. [10]
Thus she was wont, at the most unexpected moments, to betray the passion within her, the passion that made him sick with desire. [9]
She went on with her sewing, however, and did not betray the fact. [9]
Sometimes it swelled up and for a moment seemed less remote; but when we were hopefully expecting it to betray its cause and nature, it dulled and sank again, carrying its mystery with it. [5]
To betray his unseemly conduct to the Emperor or to the confessor would have brought upon him too severe a punishment for an offence which, after all, was the most profound homage. [10]
They betray an unmanly terror when I offer them a cigar; they tell lies and hurry away to meet engagements which they have not made when they are threatened with the hospitalities of my box. [5]
Papias was somewhat uneasy for he was alarmed at the thought that Pollux might now betray how small a share his master had in his last works--which had brought him higher praise than all he had done previously. [10]
They are produced under very different conditions, and betray that fact in every line. [6]
It was, in truth, hard not to betray the coming of this letter, even by a look; yet did I hide it; but when another letter was brought, not long after, all care and secrecy were vain. [10]
I am a true Romany husband who will not betray his wife to her people; but I will have my way, and no Gorgio shall take her to his home. [11]
They notice the trivial movements and accents which betray the blood of this or that ancestor; they can detect the irrepressible movement of hereditary impulse in looks and acts which mean nothing to the common observer. [6]
You may trust to what I say, no power shall tempt me to betray confidence. [5]
Alice was loyal to Ruth, and if she knew anything she did not betray her friend. [5]
The secretary tried to question him, but Ulrich did not betray what troubled him, only alluding in general terms to a great anxiety that burdened his mind. [10]
He left it to betray others into further mockery, to bring them to ruin. [10]
I tried not to betray my annoyance. [9]
I saw, I thought, through "Master Devil's" plan, and I felt, too, that Gabord would not betray me. [11]
I knew that though Voban might not act, he would not betray me. [11]
What guarantee hast thou, that he will not betray us to the Persians? [10]
He knew that the town, even the inn, might be full of spies; but one other thing he also knew: the innkeeper of "The Golden Crown" would not betray him, unless he had greatly changed since fifteen years ago. [11]
Of course, for the present great caution must be exercised in order not to betray the abode of the fugitives. [10]
She will remember the old times when we were little playfellows together, and this will soften her heart, and she will no more betray me, but will confess me. [5]
Shall I betray the moon, when I am sure of gaining nothing thereby save to dim the warm light of the sun? [10]
The names betray the latent romance-tinge in the parental blood, the parents' names indicate that the tinge was an inheritance. [5]
More than this, the first efforts of poets and story-tellers are very commonly palimpsests: beneath the rhymes or the fiction one can almost always spell out the characters which betray the writer's self. [6]
When there, indemnify the driver by the gift of a gold piece, so that he may not betray us, and do not return here but proceed to the harbor. [10]
The faces of the audience began to betray annoyance. [5]
To tell them that she felt ashamed for herself and for them would be to betray her agitation, while to decline their offers to dress her would prolong their banter and insistence. [2]
His greeting implied that he knew all about me, his presence seemed to increase the agitation I tried not to betray, and must have betrayed. [9]
Children betray their tendencies in their way of dealing with the breasts that nourish them; nay, lean venture to affirm, that long before they are born they teach their mothers something of their turbulent or quiet tempers. [3]
Dictating is nearly sure to unconcentrate the dictator's mind, when he is out of practice, confuse him, and betray him into using one set of literary rules when he ought to use a quite different set. [5]
Aarsu is better suited to carry out their dark plans, but he will finally betray them all. [10]
Sooner would she succumb than betray him as the thief or reveal what she had discovered in the viridarium. [10]
This conclusion, if sound, is highly remarkable; for the period of gestation in each mammal, and the hatching of each bird's eggs, and many other vital processes, thus betray to us the primordial birthplace of these animals. [1]
Some people are so small as to be repelled by greatness, to be jealous of high gifts and power, and it was perhaps inevitable that a few of the humbler members whom Mr. Crewe had entertained should betray his hospitality, and misinterpret his pure motives. [9]
She collected herself so as not to betray her anxiety to the messenger, and said with downcast eyes: "I will go and look for her. [10]
Nor must the smallest preparation betray whom it is you receive. [10]
With a fierce shout, "The one would betray us, the other is mad! [5]
For Mena's sake she will sacrifice me and the whole world; Mena and Rameses are one, and if she discovers what we are plotting she will betray us without a moment's hesitation. [10]
More than anything she feared lest the confusion she felt might overwhelm her and betray her as soon as she saw him. [2]
The judicial machinery seemed as if it had been designed, not to sustain the government, but to embarrass and betray it. [7]
It did not seem possible that this could be, for surely his manners and speech would betray him if he pretended to be the Prince of Wales--then he would be driven out, and search made for the true prince. [5]
Since you have said so much, I shall say this, and betray no 'secrets of his breast'--that he has received no letter through this office since the day he first came from Vadrome Mountain. [11]
If something were revealed to him by her tone, he did not betray it, but went on cheerfully. [9]
With a firm resolution not to betray herself and not show her agitation, she sent for Mademoiselle Bourienne and went with her to the drawing room. [2]
Verus recommenced his questioning, but the Sarmatian would betray nothing, till Verus tapped him lightly first on one cheek and then on the other, and said gaily: "Mastor, my worthy friend Mastor, listen to me. [10]
I think it presumption; therefore, if this youthful heart is protected by any of the divine rights, I never will betray my trust. [5]
I thanked the poor woman warmly, and then asked her if the old man might not betray me to strangers. [11]
It is a point of etiquette with us not to press our inquiries about these anonymous poems too sharply, especially if any of them betray sentiments which would not bear rough handling. [6]
If it please Phanes to betray our land to any other enemy beside the Persians, let him; I fear nothing! [10]
His hatred of Paula grew every minute: she had certainly seen all that had happened and would not hesitate to betray him--that she had shown last night. [10]
What page of ours that does not betray some weakness we would fain have left unrecorded? [6]
Phanes can betray our land to any foreign enemy; he is as intimately acquainted with it as we are; and beside this, he possesses a secret, the knowledge of which would convert our most powerful ally into a most formidable enemy. [10]
Yet, were it otherwise, if he was like the rest of men, if he profited by what her whole manner must betray to him, how should she face his wife, who undoubtedly would soon come to call on her aunt? [10]
The second messenger--now open your ears wide--it is I, I myself;--but if you stand still again, you will really betray me. [10]
Or did she only mean to betray her; to give her a fancied security, and leave her to Jethro--and the night? [11]
Susan, in view of the occasion, had allowed him a little more champagne than usual--enough to betray his feelings, and I knew that these had not changed since our college days. [9]
I am one of the gang, but have got religgion and wish to quit it and lead an honest life again, and will betray the helish design. [5]
I had proofs of it; but I did not kill him, and I did not betray him, for he had alive a wife and daughter, and something was due to them. [11]
As a matter of fact, they intended to buy up enough of these to count, but to mention this would be to betray the methods of Mr. Worthington's reform. [9]
Yet she was obliged to force herself to smile, in order not to betray what was passing in her mind. [10]
He was careful not to betray by look, word, or deed what was passing in his mind, as he feared the ridicule that would ensue should he fail to achieve his purpose. [10]
If they do not die, those who fight for you will say that it doesn't matter whether men fight for you or betray you, they get the same stuff off the same plate. [11]
I know you not betray the Sieur de St. Gre. [9]
But they will not betray me. [11]
Not a word, not a look shall betray the passion within and which threatens to destroy me. [10]
And she had no word of reproach for this poor wretch who had wrought day and night with deceits and treacheries and hypocrisies to betray her to her death. [5]
She was by no means sure that there wasn't a flaw in the scheme somewhere, something that would betray her; and she could hardly wait till it was over, till he had read the letter. [11]
No, Scotland is no longer my country, and so I cannot betray her. [9]
And how much nearer than the other was the woman--she shrank from the word--whom she was about to betray, how much greater was Cleopatra's claim to her love and gratitude! [10]
Everybody laughed but Mrs. Chandos, who began to betray an intense interest in some old lace in the corner of the room. [9]
It's we--people like me, of my class--who make the poor betray one another. [8]
She will betray me, I think. [11]
Now trust me--tell me what it is, and trust me --I won't betray you. [5]
They seemed to me to betray the richest invention, so rich as almost to say, why draw any line since you can draw all? [6]
She refused the marriage at first; she said Fulbert would betray the secret to save her, and besides, she did not wish to drag down a lover who was so gifted, so honored by the world, and who had such a splendid career before him. [5]
I do not look as if I could betray a poor erring woman. [10]
Those who have known Motley and Prescott would feel sure beforehand that the impulsive nature of the one and the judicial serenity of the other would as surely betray themselves in their writings as in their conversation and in their every movement. [6]
But we shall know each other better; and I trust you, who, as Frenchmen, descended from a better day in France, will not betray me. [11]
She could not keep her feet quiet, but she did contrive to keep her arms still by crossing them in front of her, so that they might not betray how excited she was. [10]
I repented of it the minute it was done; and I was even afraid to tell you lest your face might betray it to somebody. [5]
Meanwhile her quick intellect had found the fitting response, and, with a look which told the questioner more than she intended to betray, she answered softly: "Why should I not have fulfilled your Majesty's request gladly and proudly? [10]
I had suitors in plenty--in over-plenty, indeed--but in each and every case they had a fatal defect: sooner or later I discovered that defect--not one of them failed to betray it--it was not me they wanted, but my wealth. [5]
All this change in our manner of existence implies that we have experienced some very profound impression, which will sooner or later betray itself in permanent effects on the minds and bodies of many among us. [6]
Go on, and if they seek for you old Krates will not betray you. [10]
As for me; I am like Fulmer in Mr. Cumberland's 'West Indian': 'I have beat through every quarter of the compass; I have bellowed for freedom; I have offered to serve my country; I have'--I am engaging to betray it. [9]
The Indians told him that Powhatan had commanded them to betray them, and the serious charge is added that Powhatan, "so directed from the discontents at Jamestown because our Captain did cause them to stay in their country against their wills. [4]
No one noticed her, but she was afraid that a fit of coughing might betray her presence, so she pressed her apron firmly over her lips and sat straining her ears to listen. [10]
I saw the hell-brand on them, and I knew they were sent to betray me to sin. [5]
But the more he tried to hide it the more clearly--clearer than any words could have done--did he betray to himself, to her, and to Princess Mary that he loved her. [2]
For obvious reasons he did not betray this opinion, but for him the I.W.W. [9]
But the moment he comes forward to exercise a public trust he can be confidently counted upon to betray that trust in nine cases out of ten, if "party loyalty" shall require it. [5]
Thus early did he betray his love for the flesh pots.... [9]

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