telltales

Of course, I vouchsafed him no answer, unless he found it in my eyes, which have ever been telltales.

The names are the telltales, and these speak of Briton and Saxon and the adventurous Viking.

They are telltales, proclaiming to every one you meet that you are losing out in the game of life.

It is a bridge too close to the track for the telltales to sting your face in time to get off a furniture car.

"Let's see your fingers," said the mentor, who perceiving no telltales traces of nicotine grunted a qualified approval.

She watched for telltales as for a mouse to show at its hole, and at the worst, I think, she saw only its little head.