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Meeting Captain Gambier, she fell into a great agitation, and explained it as an anxiety she entertained for Wilfrid; when, becoming entangled in the mesh of questions, she told all she knew, and nearly as much as she suspected: which fatal step to retrieve, she entreated his secresy. Adela was now seen fluttering hastily up the walk, fresh as a creature of the sea-wave. Before Mrs.
Wilfrid was retiring, with a revived anger at his father's want of natural confidence in him, or cowardly secresy. His name was called, and he stopped short. "Yes, sir?" he said. "Door's shut?" "Shut fast." The voice, buried in curtains, came after a struggle. "You've done this, Wilfrid. Now, don't answer: I can't stand talk. And you must undo it. Pericles can if he likes.
Francesco was condemned to the cells, until he might reveal facts which never had an existence." "This is a hard fate, reverend friar, could it be but proved!" "'Tis the evil of secresy and intrigue, great Doge, in managing the common interests! "Hast thou more of this Francesco, monk?"
The support of a party so composed would have added formidable strength to the preaching friars of the Nun of Kent; and as I cannot doubt that the Nun was endeavouring to press her intrigues in a quarter where disaffection if created would be most dangerous, so the lady who ruled this party with a patriarchal authority had listened to her suggestions; and the repeated interviews with her which were sought by the Marchioness of Exeter were rendered more than suspicious by the secresy with which these interviews were conducted.
No tongue in the morning, I promise you, and pleasant dreams at night. The captain thanked him cordially, but declined, saying that he would rather make a beast of himself in another place. The squire vainly pressed his hospitality by assuring him of perfect secresy on our part, as regarded my aunt, and offering him Sewis and one of the footmen to lift him to bed.
As for his father if Jasper played his cards well and luckily, his father might never know of his disobedience; he might coax or frighten Lady Montfort into secresy. It might be quite unnecessary for him even to see Sophy; if she caught sight of him, she would surely no more recognise his altered features than Rugge had done.
Thus his own sorrows, or the shapes copied from nature that dwelt in his mind with beauty greater than their own, occupied our talk while I railed in my own griefs with cautious secresy.
"Don't be tiresome, Minny. Deceitful! oh, that's awful you know I never was deceitful." "No, no! There, don't cry! Call it secresy or anything; but when it is discovered, I say, think what a house of misery this will be." "Well, Minny, if there's misery it won't be my fault, I'm sure. You know very well that papa wouldn't have me notice Bernard, much more than I would Black Voltaire.
Sexual intercourse is to be as far as possible confined to persons legally married; those departing from this rule are, at all events, to observe secresy. The slaves are not to be of the same race as the masters. As regards punishment, there is a great complication, owing to the author's theory that wickedness is not properly voluntary.
"Moreover, Emmy, secresy is needful for the due fulfilment of my purpose." For if there really is any mystery which the general would conceal from us, be assured he both could and would frustrate all my efforts if he knew of my design. The same ship that carried me out would convey an emissary from him, and nurse Mackie never could be found by me.
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