We met very rarely, except on official occasions, and she made no secret of her dislike to the official Republican ladies (but she was always absolutely correct if not enthusiastic).

There was difficulty in keeping the secret from Vincy, who was actually staying in the house, and whose wonderful nerves and whimsical mind were so sensitive to every variation of his surroundings.

The Brahmin's illnessHe reveals an important secret to Atterley Curious information concerning the MoonThe GlonglimsThey plan a voyage to the Moon.

We were very secret in these operations; for our unhappy country having then recently fallen under the subjection of the British nation, we apprehended that if we divulged our arcanum, they would not only fly away with all our treasures, whether found in palace or pagoda, but also carry off the inhabitants, to make them slaves in their colonies, as their government had not then abolished the African slave trade.

Sir, I assure you, it shall be so great a Secret for me, that I will never ask you who the happy Woman is, that's chosen for this great Work of your Conversion.

When they went in to supper, they had planned to tell Miss Agatha of their earth-staggering secret at once.

" "Well, you don't look as if you'd ever lost a wink in your life," said Chet, glancing at her admiringly, for it was an open secret with the boys and girls of North Bend that Chet rather especially liked tall, dark, peace-loving Violet Farringtonperhaps because she was so much like himself.

"Shall I tell you fellows a little secret about the Klondyke?"

"There are women who can be as secret as the grave, at any rate so far as appearances to the outer world are concerned.

It is my secret between me and Him.' Her companion bowed his head.

"The father will hold a thing secret on his son's behalf, and the son does the same for his father.

He was not willing to risk his secret by being seen too often at the doctor's house; but telephonic communication was kept up between him and her present guardian, and he was able to bear himself quietly and with confidence until the time drew near for the introduction of her testimony.

"Endymion, the cave is secreter Than the isle of Delos.

We can find out who the woman was who called to see Vantine to-nightthat is just a case of grilling Rogers; then we can run her down and get her secret out of her.

© 3Jun22, A661979. R56681, 4Jan50, Elizabeth Frazer (A) SECRETS OF THE SALMON, by Edward Ringwood Hewitt.

It is all a secret until Christmas eve or Christmas morning.

If an article of mine is ever read at all, it is read in secret like the Bible.

Come to me to-morrow, masked or not, as may suit your own pleasure, for I have no impertinent desire to pry into any man's secrets beyond what a regard to my own interests requires, and I will look into my coffers; though those of no heir-apparent in Venice can be emptier.

I dare not put this secret into words.

If I may say so without offending, I earnestly wish that you would permit me, by resigning your gifts, to retain in my own eyes the right to keep my secret without seeming undutiful or unthankful.

This is the role especially of the niche magazines, and it is the secret behind Digital Goa.

" Ever since his entrance into the Old Ladies' Home, Abe had never stopped chafing in secret over the fact that until he died, and no doubt received a worthy obituary, he might never again "have his name in the paper.

Ay! blind I stand beside the lone sea-shore; Hearing the mighty murmur of the waves, Shaking with giant arms earth's architraves, Scaling the riven cloud-crags bald and boar, Surging hoarse secrets through the central caves; God!

"Few enter here," she said; "but there are many ways of learning secrets within these walls which are still unknown to me.

Of course it's to be a great secret among the three of us; not another soul knows anything about my project or the giant bombing plane I had shipped over to France.