On the top I wrote as I had written on the real parcel, my name and these words: "Private papers.
Not the genuine bundle, of course, but the dummy, on which I had written: "Private papers.
Some one has been rummaging amongst my private papers.
He naturally thought that if the police discovered some of Sir Horace's private papers in his possession they would conclude that he had had something to do with the murder.
I saw as soon as I went in that the desk was open--he had been examining Sir Horace's private papers.
I know he kept a lot of private papers in this room, and I wanted to make sure they were safe--I didn't like them being in this empty house, sir.
Very well, sir, then you might examine his papers--private papers and so on.
During the next two hours they carefully examined all the dead man's private papers.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "private papers" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.