"And upon whom does suspicion rest?" asked her Highness.

Jealousy creeps in, suspicion awakens, hate crouches around the corner, and these men combine in mutual dislike for certain things and persons.

His bosom heaves with discontent, Deep as from hell the sigh is wrenched; My heart with dark suspicion beats, And all my happiness is quenched.

It was not long a secret Ormond seems to have had some suspicions of it from the beginning, and an incident which presently occurred made suspicion certainty.

"Dice shall not be made in the kingdom," says the law of 1256; and "those who are discovered using them, and frequenting taverns and bad places, will be looked upon as suspicions characters."

But let not dark suspicion cloud thy mind, Nor think thyself exalted as the heavens, Because I thus invite thee to our home.

It was evidently one of those cases in which a person liable to suspicion damages his own cause by resorting to a trick.

Even as he watched, he saw suspicion dawn in the pig-like eyes of the Prussian.

Surmise and suspicion feed on the unusual, and when a man goes about his business along the usual rut, they soon fade away for lack of nourishment.

And the lover who is truest may yet suspicion feel, For the loved one in some distant land whose heart is firm as steel.

No suspicion hitherto was ever breathed against his honesty.

In an atmosphere of suspicion men shrivel up; but in that other atmosphere they expand, and find encouragement and educative fellowship.

And even my purest acts from purest motives Suspicion poisons with malicious gloss.

" "I fear, Mr Hawden, there is a suspicion reverse of complimentary in your remark.

True, Marie de Medicis was an exile and a wanderer; the royal brothers, through his means, alienated in heart; discord and suspicion rife between the monarch and his neglected wife; while even the first passion of the King's youth had been quenched by Richelieu's iron will.

On the hinder Part of his Mantle was represented Murder with dishevelled Hair and a Dagger all bloody, Anger in a Robe of Scarlet, and Suspicion squinting with both Eyes; but above all the most conspicuous was the Battel of the Lapithæ and the Centaurs.

Were it superstition Never by such suspicion t' have affronted The human form, O may that time ne'er come In which I shame me of the infirmity.

The way she tried to pass me now confirmed my newborn suspicion thatwell, that her results were hardly what they ought to be.

If I no more through false suspicion trouble Thy happiness,nor more my blood inflames my veins, It is not turned to ice 'neath snowy cover, But free from jealousy, to thee thy lover Always with soul of ardour true remains.

The nature of this suspicion affords, at all events, a fair gauge of Marston's estimate of his cousin's character.

The list of names of Venetian nobles and distinguished persons who became victims to the suspicions tyranny of the Council of Ten, and of the State inquisitors, would be very long and of little interest.