secrets

• “By natural process, as the order declined and actual building ceased, _its technical secrets became ritual secrets_, though they must always have had symbolical meanings.”

  The Builders A Story and Study of Masonry

• “‘And without betraying, what I call the secrets of the prison – house,’ said Mr. Sapsea; ‘the secrets of the prison – house is the term I used on the bench.’”

  The Mystery of Edwin Drood

• “He told me what he called his secrets; of how he had been treated by the War Department”

  A Confederate girl's diary,

• “He told me what he called his secrets; of how he had been treated by the War Department (which has, indeed, behaved shockingly towards the Colonel).”

  A Confederate Girl's Diary

• “And without betraying, what I call the secrets of the prison-house," said Mr. Sapsea; "the secrets of the prison-house is the term I used on the bench.”

  The Mystery of Edwin Drood

• “And without betraying, what I call the secrets of the prison - house,' said Mr. Sapsea; 'the secrets of the prison-house is the term I used on the bench.”

  The Mystery of Edwin Drood

• “For me the most astonishing aspect of researching The Da Vinci Code was the realization that one of history's greatest "secrets" is not nearly as secret as we think.”

  A Conversation with Dan Brown, author of The Da Vinci Code

• “Fiona McCrae, publisher of Graywolf Press, says: One of our 'secrets' is the degree of author input we include in the process.”

  The Huffington Post: Anis Shivani: 21 Of The Coolest Book Covers This Year (PHOTOS)

• “The executive branch is NOT allow to keep secrets from the legislative branch, the Con”

  Sebelius: There's a 'shared responsibility' on health care reform

• “My favorite part of reading the secrets is that I am always able to find at least one secret that I connect with on a personal level.”

  Post Secret: New Book Interview with Frank Warren

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