hiding

Saussaye, the French commander, dashed for hiding in the woods.

The same night Condorcet intrusted his life to her keeping, and for nine months he remained in hiding under her roof.

It is nearly a fortnight ago,” I remarked; “he can hardly have remained in the neighbourhood and in hiding all this time.

He had travelled only in the night, hiding in the woods during the day.

The old man tried to answer, but in vain; then hiding his face in his hands, he sobbed aloud.

I returned to —, hiding before my employers the traces of my madness, and letting them wonder how grief had changed me.

He wished now that Bolland had given him a hiding before he blurted out his news.

Then I hope to uncover some hiding place where we can lie concealed until it is dark again.

"I saw you hiding about in the depot at home last evening," she went on.

I can understand your hiding anything from your husband, but not from me!