Don't you think there is something peculiar about him?" asked Helen, remembering Hoffman's hint that her uncle knew his wish to travel incognito, and wondering if he would throw any light upon the matter.

Such close economy was to be expected from a millionaire, travelling incognito; what was more surprising was that, when the cab stopped before a door in Hare Court and Mr. Van Torp received his valise from the roof of the vehicle, he gave the man half-a-crown, and said it was 'all right.'

We shall be able to talk to her together, you and I." "It is rather a coincidence," he admitted "She had a sort of craze to visit some of the places in Paris where it is necessary for a woman to go incognito, and I was always her escort.

Flora blushed crimson with the consciousness of having betrayed the incognito assumed at Nassau.

Austria, antagonistic feeling against; Emperor Joseph of, visits France incognito; writes to his sister, the Queen of France, on European politics; Austria, Maria Teresa, Empress of; death of Joseph II., Emperor of; influence of, in France, causes jealousy; remonstrating by the Emperor Leopold with the French Government; Death of Leopold; war declared against.

Joseph, Emperor of Austria, visits France incognito; writes to his sister on European politics; death of.

inclinar, to incline, bend over; refl., to bend down, bow, lean. incógnito, m., disguise, incognito.

"We will now speak of the King of England, who was there incognito, under Sir Walter Manny's banner.

Just for the present she calls herself Turkey in those regions; that is her incognito.

That is to say, he never had been ill, until this day of their sudden incognito arrival in London for a brief sojourn.

Tasso, Gerusalemme liberata, canto XV, ottave 31, 32: Un uom della Liguria avrà ardimento All' incognito corao esporsi in prima...

There was still quite a small crowd at his heels, and Stuff McGovern was driving along at the side anxious to help, but fearful to do anything, as Hefty had told him not to let any one know who his fare had been and that his incognito must be preserved.

" "You will be there, of course, but incognito.

Granted that I came hither incognito, to forecast your kinfolk's immediate endeavors was none too difficult; and I wanted Guienneand, in consequence, the person of your brother.

It had seemed an approvable business to win love incognito, according to the example of many ancient emperors, but in practice he had tripped over an ugly outgrowth from the legendary custom.

Four days passed, and the fifth found the King of the Blind still incognito, as a clumsy and useless stranger among his subjects.

He was uneasy at the signs of the times, and now regretted his own temerity; but still he thought his incognito must be impenetrable.

That was why I preferred to travel incognito.

"I am willing, should you insist upon knowing who I am, to tell it privately in Your Grace's ear; but I am travelling incognito with my friend, Sir Karl de Pitti, and I beg that I may remain so.

Meantime, I understand that you and Sir Max wish to remain incognito at Peronne?"

His more substantial novels are a careful transcript of the actualities of Irish life today, and in them one meets, incognito but easily recognizable, many Irishmen now prominent in literature or politics in Ireland.

In the meanwhile you lie low here incognito, until you receive further news from me.

Meanwhile, a plenipotentiary has left London, in strictest incognito, on his way to treat with me concerning all the details of the marriage.

Baronet Hotham is preserving his incognito to the extent of becoming entirely invisible.

C'est mon intention, je vais partir incognito, et je laisserai