slyness

She ran her hand over it with a little look of slyness.

She believes and always will believe that I kept this play a secret from her because of slyness.

He says it, then smiles with a slyness, happy to prove his special knowledge.

But no doubt she would have considered it an added proof of slyness.

Slyness flashed through his eyes for an instant, before he said, "Perhaps you are right."

Not such a depth of slyness from boys who only had to shave once a week.

The unforeseen danger in this case was the slyness of the attack.

Only there was a slyness in the gaze he kept on me, which promised that we had better not trust him.

But at my last words he perked up into a kind of startled slyness.

My father says it's not slyness, just intelligence, but some of the others don't trust him at all.

And the slyness of putting the saved shell in the third cylinder!

All that is missing is a certain slyness of tone.

There was no spite or slyness in the strange dark eyes; only warm encouragement.

In a burst of slyness, he set off away from his former heading, so as not to point the way to the company's secret lab.

And slyness is the name of your game.

There's a slyness in their presentation; they know the answers, but let us make discoveries for ourselves.

And," he said with transparent slyness, "you could still let me test it instead."

Derringer didn't quite manage to keep the slyness out of his voice.

He stunned her by dropping a wink of infinite slyness.

Andrew, Well, I'm glad you think me your equal in slyness.

There was actually a hint of slyness around the edges of her mouth.

"I will use its own slyness against it."

Then she adds the tag line, with throwaway slyness: "I got one at home."

Her gaze was remarkably clear, free of yesterday's slyness.

A hint of slyness had crept into the tone.