I took the pseudonym which he had carefully prepared for himself and hid for a time in a small tenement house.

One after another our relatives adopted the pseudonyms, and Mrs. Miller has been "Julius" and I "Johnson" ever since.

of Haute Vienne, where Richard Coeur de Lion was mortally wounded in 1199 by a shot with an arrow. CHAM, the pseudonym of the French caricaturist Amédee de Noé, famous for his humorous delineations of Parisian life (1819-1884).

Refining still further, he translated Sid., the abridgment of sidus, into [Greek: astron], and, retaining the Phil., as derived from [Greek: philos], he constructed for himself another pseudonym and adopted the poetical name of Astrophil.

Spanish commentators have discovered this pseudonym to be only an Arabian version of Signior Cervantes.

The manuscript disappeared; but it was known that the characters who, in the printed book, appear under the names of real persons, were given pseudonyms in the original document; and many of the minor statements contradicted known events.

Thus I threw off my pseudonym, and rode into the field of battle with uplifted visor.

The game is played with "stones," or, to use their Scotch pseudonym, "stanes."

In assuming this pseudonym Lamb borrowed the name of a fellow-clerk who had served with him thirty years before in the South Sea House,an Italian named Elia.