To slink away from the young man would be to rouse suspicion.

I must not urge them too much; it would rouse suspicion.

But I can't leave now-totry would rouse suspicion at once.

They assured him that half measures would only rouse suspicion.

But above all, she was anxious not to rouse suspicion.

And too long a silence might rouse suspicion, if her twin guardians were listening.

The presence of us two-bothpossible heirs-willrouse suspicion.

Rita's "story" was not the first thing to rouse suspicion in Margaret's mind.

What had he done to rouse suspicion against himself?

Then he turned casually from the subject, lest he rouse suspicion, and spoke of his horses.

One trifling miscalculation or mistake may rouse suspicion.

We mustn't do anything to rouse suspicion, now.

He signed to them not to give vent to any cry of admiration that might rouse suspicion.

Two plates, and I would rouse suspicion.

To the initiated, there was a good deal both in the man's speech and bearing to rouse suspicion.

You are to be madly in love with her, and, not to rouse suspicion, drink heavily, wines, liqueurs!