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Example sentences for "secret passage"

They had entered farther into the secret passage, beyond the queer swinging door which had closed after them.

It's a secret door to a secret passage, and the land knows what we may find at the end.

Whoever it was just slipped down through the secret passage, pulled the section of flooring back into place, and there was no trace.

Lamchick has a secret passage, leading from behind a sort of portrait in the dining-room to the back of the kitchen chimney.

I pictured dungeons and a drawbridge, perhaps a secret passage.

I have always had a fancy for a secret passage.

Then, Bill, there's got to be a secret passage; there's just got to.

There's only one plausible solution,--and that's a secret passage.

And I flatter myself I could discover a secret passage if such existed.

While Nyoda went upstairs to the medicine chest Sahwah craftily asked the old man, "Hercules, did you ever hear of there being a secret passage in this house?

I'm sure there is no secret passage," Everett said, with an unusual burst of unasked information.

He too, scoffed at the idea of a secret passage in the house.

There's the alternative of a secret passage," Moore went on.

And in no case was there ever an occasion for a secret passage to or from his rooms.

There is not a chamber in it without a secret passage.

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