'Tell me, frankly, something I'd like to know, Bruce.' 'Are you getting suspicious of me, Edith?

He had chin whiskers of a sandy gray color and small gray eyes that were both shrewd and suspicious in expression.

The habitants were ignorant, credulous, and suspicious to the last degree.

There are a thousand things suspicious about Prince Pavlo Alexis if those that be in high places only come to think about it.

There was a sinister expression in Joel's eyes, as he heard the account, that might have given the alarm to men more suspicious than the two old soldiers; but he had the address to conceal all he felt or thought.

It seems also to be very inconveniently situated: the bulk of those attending the church come in the opposite direction, and, therefore, if opposed to back door business, which is rather suspicious at a church, have to make a long round-about march, wasting their precious time and strength considerably in getting to the front.

the Colonel persisted, with a look as suspicious as Scowl Austin's own.

But I was made so interested, so suspicious by this, that I watched the Italian closely, awaiting, expecting further developments.

He is vainer than man, singularly greedy of notice, singularly intolerant of ridicule, suspicious like the deaf, jealous to the degree of frenzy, and radically devoid of truth.

The herds become, moreover, so wild and suspicious after a very little wolf hunting that they are exceedingly difficult of approach; and there is no living thing on earth, not even a white wolf or a trained greyhound, that can tire or overtake a startled caribou.

And yethis quaint stories and his foolish expenditures have made me suspicious from the first.

The truth was, that during the last few minutes the young men were talking in front of the house, each descried something suspicious on the broad plain.

Hilda was frankly suspicious during the first moments.

I believe such an idea never entered into an American breast, nor do I believe it ever will, unless it will enter into the heads of those gentlemen who substitute unsupported suspicious for reasons.

For no one that has not endured any injury is suspicious toward us nor does one become so as a result of an upright and guileless mind: no, it is those who have prepared to wrong others that are ready to be suspicious of them because of their own conscience.

The old fellow was getting a bit cross and suspicious with me because he thought I wasn't doing enough while they were getting his 'wonder-workers' ready.

For me, I know weel, it means a lump rising in my throat, and a bit o' moisture that's verra suspicious near my een, so that I maun wink fast, sometimes, that no one else may understand.

3. Why they are so fearful, sad, suspicious without a cause, why solitary, why melancholy men are witty, why they suppose they hear and see strange voices, visions, apparitions.

4:30, 31] Be not as a lion in your house, Nor arrogant and suspicious among your servants.

" At this time the mass of the citizens Boston were very bitter and suspicious towards all who were in any way supposed to be concerned in urging the introduction of troops among them; because troops had come to be looked upon as means of subjugating them to laws to which they never would give their consent through their representatives.

"The evidence against them was negligible, for there was nothing to connect them with the affair save the finding of the scarab on their premises; and that event, which might have been highly suspicious under other circumstances, was robbed of any significance by the fact that the scarab was found on a spot which had been passed a few minutes previously by the other suspected party, Hurst.