He went spying about, and found her letters, I suppose,--and then he took fire because there was to be a secret from him.
I had no intention to keep anything a secret from you.
No, keep mysecret from him, mother; do me a greater kindness than I deserve and keep my secret from my brother, of all men.
If that was the case, why should she be anxious to have her visit at Blackwater Park kept a secret from him?
If I had been driven to this country by the persecution of my government, I should not have kept those reasons a secret from you or from any one.
Then I put the question: "What would you think of me if I had a secret from an uncle like that?
Had I not deliberately promised--of my own will and at my own instance--never again to have a secret from him?
Lucie had no suspicion of the attraction that took Celia to the forest, nor that the simple-hearted girl could have a secret from her.
I never before had a secret from my dear old father, and he has a right to be angry that I have concealed from him what he ought to have known long ago.
It grieves me that he should have a secret from me, and sometimes it spoils my sleep, thinking of it, but I will put it out of my mind; it shall not trouble my happiness, which is otherwise full to overflowing.
She was keeping a secret from him, she was acting dishonorably toward him, and many a pang it was costing her.
Nisida has no secret from me," observed the young count, firmly.
Yes; Nisida will consult my felicity alone; and when I ere now repeated her name as it fell from your lips, it was in a manner reproachful to myself, because I have retained my love for thee a secret from her.
You must be dying to know why Jimmy kept it a secret from us so long.
I had not dared to ask questions, for I believed I could guess why Jimmy had kept it a secret from us so long.
Jimmy kept his marriage a secret from us for a very Jimmyesque reason.
This time Blanche had no reason to complain that her uncle kept his correspondence a secret from her.
You would never have kept the most interesting event in your life a secret from me--you would never have written me such a cold formal letter as the letter you left in your room--if there had not been something wrong.
I have the misfortune to think I owe this accident (I mean that it happened to-night) to my own folly in endeavouring to keep a secret from you.
Why will you ever attempt to keep a secret from me?
I am sorry you have kept a secret from me," he said.
He had not meant to keep this fact a secret from her, but there was still a soreness over him when he thought of this young woman which prevented her name coming readily to his lips.
She said she knew I had a secret from her, and I owned that I had, but she said she would not try to guess, but would wait for the time for me to tell her.
When the day of the first raising came, and the frame slipped into the mortises so nicely, as I had foreordained that it should do, I was so happy that I could scarcely keep mysecret from my mother.
He got into some other scrape, after that, which he has contrived to keep a secret from us.
On the evening when he had been brought home with the wound in his head, he had entreated that his accident might be kept a secret from Mrs. Blyth (who knew his address), in case she should send after him.
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