Concealed
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328 examples of Concealed in a sentence
Here, however, I
concealed
myself, and though my new acquaintances knew nothing of me, yet I soon got a great deal of company about me; and whether it be that women are scarce among the sorts of people that generally are to be found there, or that some consolations in the miseries of the place are more requisite than on other occasions, I soon found an agreeable woman was exceedingly valuable among the sons of affliction there, and that those that wanted money to pay half a crown on the pound to their creditors, and that run in debt at the sign of the Bull for their dinners, would yet find money for a supper, if they liked the woman.
She soon made things up with the help of friends, and was at liberty again; and finding that I rather was there to be concealed, than by any particular prosecutions and finding also that I agreed with her, or rather she with me, in a just abhorrence of the place and of the company, she invited to go home with her till I could put myself in some posture of settling in the world to my mind; withal telling me, that it was ten to one but some good captain of a ship might take a fancy to me, and court me, in that part of the town where she lived.
I told him I could not tell how to do it; that while it was
concealed
from him I alone was unhappy, but if he knew it also, we should be both so; and that, therefore, to keep him in the dark about it was the kindest thing that I could do, and it was on that account alone that I kept a secret from him, the very keeping of which, I thought, would first or last be my destruction.
He told me I could not be called kind to him, nay, I could not be faithful to him if I
concealed
it from him.
This bill I concealed, and that made me the freer of the rest, in consideration of his circumstances, for I really pitied him heartily.
'I trouble you with all this, madam,' said I, 'not that, as you said before, it is much to the purpose in your affair, but this is to the purpose, namely, that I am not in any pain about being seen, or being public or concealed, for 'tis perfectly indifferent to me; but my difficulty is, that I have no acquaintance in this part of the nation.'
'You would see the child, and you would not see the child; you would be
concealed
and discovered both together.
'Come, my dear,' says she, 'I have found out a way how you shall be at a certainty that your child shall be used well, and yet the people that take care of it shall never know you, or who the mother of the child is.''Oh mother,' says I, 'if you can do so, you will engage me to you for ever.''Well,' says she, 'are you willing to be a some small annual expense, more than what we usually give to the people we contract with?''Ay,' says I, 'with all my heart, provided I may be concealed.'
It was not to be concealed, nor was it so doubtful as to leave me any room to question it, but the second of the three was my Lancashire husband.
I had a full account from my governess, as well of the quantity as of the very place where it was concealed, and I went to a custom-house officer, and told him I had such a discovery to make to him of such a quantity of lace, if he would assure me that I should have my due share of the reward.
The circumstances of our living, coming in late, and having such and such business to do as required that nobody should be trusted with the coming into our lodgings, were such as made it impossible to me to refuse lying with him, unless I would have owned my sex; and as it was, I effectually
concealed
myself.
He did all he could to discover this Gabriel Spencer; he described me, he discovered the place where he said I lodged, and, in a word, all the particulars that he could of my dwelling; but having
concealed
the main circumstances of my sex from him, I had a vast advantage, and he never could hear of me.
He used all the caution that he was able in letting me know a thing which it would have been a double cruelty to have concealed; and yet it was too much for me; for as grief had overset me before, so did joy overset me now, and I fell into a much more dangerous swooning than I did at first, and it was not without a great difficulty that I was recovered at all.
I told him, Yes, very well; but as I
concealed
my face, so I counterfeited my voice, that he had not the least guess at who I was.
On the other hand, I really was not so solicitous about it as I was before, but I industriously
concealed
my reasons for it from the minister, and to the last he did not know but that I went with the utmost reluctance and affliction.
that was not at all proper to stay where we was, since I had assured him we should be known there, and the rest I effectually
concealed
from him.
At the further end a glazed partition
concealed
a dark kitchen.
Her aunt had so frequently repeated to her: "Don't make a noise; be quiet," that she kept all the impetuosity of her nature carefully
concealed
within her.
One felt that his apparel
concealed
round and well-developed muscles, and a body of thick hard flesh.
With the bedclothes to her chin, her face half
concealed
by the pillow, she made herself quite small, anxiously listening to all that was said around her.And, amidst the reddish gleam that passed beneath her closed lids, she could still see Camille and Laurent struggling at the side of the boat.
She wept, and her tears dried on the burning skin of the young widow, who
concealed
her own dry eyes in the folds of the sheet.
He said to himself that in a certain recess, formed by the entrance to the cellar, assassins were perhaps concealed, who would suddenly spring at his throat as he passed along.
As soon as he was upstairs, and had rapidly opened his door and shut himself in, his first care was to look under his bed, and make a minute inspection of the room to see that nobody was
concealed
there.
But, in spite of themselves, by a strange phenomenon, whilst they uttered these empty phrases, they mutually guessed the thoughts
concealed
in their banal words.
They appeared calm and happy, and instinctively
concealed
their troubles.
The drama in the bedroom, by its strangeness, by its savage passion, surpassed all belief, and remained deeply
concealed
within their aching beings.
The speech he made on this subject simply
concealed
a ferocious desire to resume his former studio life.
The paralysed woman could see the egotism
concealed
beneath these effusions of grief.
They would not have exposed themselves for their first crime, which they had so cleverly concealed, and yet they risked the guillotine, in committing a second, which they did not even attempt to hide.
The paralysed woman had not made any fresh attempt to reveal to them the infamy
concealed
behind the dreary tranquillity of the Thursday evenings.
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