364 examples of ciphered in sentences

The tree with the cipher of William and Mary displayed its mark about nine inches within the tree, and three feet three inches from the centre.

The cipher of John was eighteen inches within the tree, and rather more than a foot from the centre.

Then bursts upon him a new significance from all things; he sees that the great world is but a fable of divine truth, hiding its secrets from all but the initiated and the worthy, and that faith, and trust, and worship are the cipher, which unlocks them all.

It was as if I had just received the key to a mysterious cipher, unlocking deep and beautiful truths in earth and sea and sky, by which they were invested with a life and splendor till now unseen.

The interested listeners were disappointed with the brevity of the conversation, and spoke guardedly and in cipher to each other after Pearl and Mrs. Paine had gone: "Somebody is away, see!

" I remember that there had once come to the office a blind man with a knotted twig and a piece of string which he wound round the twig according to some cipher of his own.

Everything was working splendidly, when the cipher message from Renoff opened the ball.

Is it not humiliating for me to sit, a political cipher, and see the colored man in my employ, to whom I have taught the alphabet, go out on election day and say by his vote what shall be done with my tax money.

The correspondence left behind in Spain by Joseph Bonaparte, written in three languages and partly in cipher of which the key had to be discovered, was patiently arranged, translated, and at length deciphered by Lady Napier, who also greatly assisted her husband in copying his manuscript, which, from the frequent changes made, was in effect transcribed three times.

After that, the nine figures began to add to my misery, but at last I began to read, write, and cipher on the smallest scale.

Of course, the use of a cipher code would secure the secrecy of a message, but Marconi was looking for a mechanical device that would make it impossible for any but the station to which the message was sent to receive it.

Also a collection of letters of criminals, some in cipher, with confessions of prisoners and last words of suicides.

As it was clear that these demands went altogether beyond the rights of the Commons, and that if the king submitted to them the power of the country would be solely in their hands, while he himself would become a cipher, he had no course open to him but to refuse assent, and to appeal to the loyal nobility and gentry of the country.

On her triumphant return to the capital Marie de Medicis was apprised of the death of the Prince de Conti, which had taken place on the 13th of August; but the void was little felt, the infirmities under which he laboured, and the weakness of his intellect, having, despite his exalted rank, rendered him a mere cipher at the Court.

After all,you know the Secret Force,it was not so impossible to imagine what this letter contained, despite of its cipher.

monst'us smart, en could write en cipher, en wuz alluz readin' books er papers.

Who opened the safe; or, Perry Pierce and the secret cipher mystery, by Clinton W. Locke, pseud. of Harriet S. Adams and Edna C. Squier.

Being assured there was no mistake on that point, he ciphered again for a few minutes, and then answered, "Thou wilt find the thief in the hands of the police.

She felt that he was pushed aside, treated as a cipher, and that he had little of the influence that properly belonged to him.

The trader perfectly understood a situation which ciphered itself out by a good number of dollars.

[50] To this letter he added in cipher the following postscript to Pablo Ocampo, in charge of Aguinaldo's correspondence in Manila: "At last momentNota bene: "Don't deliver any copy of the 'Reseña Verídica' to the Consuls, even though it was so directed in the beginning of the letter.

Letters in cipher were soon passing between them and their confederates.

The bureau now belonged to the army, and for a fortnight Mademoiselle Maupoix and her two young girl assistants had hardly had time to sleep, so busy were they transmitting ciphered dispatches, passing on orders, etc.

Such introduction consumed a few minutes, even after the last had come and been checked off on the Master's list, in cipher code.

A cipher telegram from Berlin was misinterpreted in Madrid; and in consequence the Cortes, instead of remaining in session, were prorogued till the autumn.

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