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 Joseph Fort Newton 1913

‘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 2007

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

A Confederate girl's diary, 1913

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 Sarah Morgan Dawson 1875

"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 1870

'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 Charles Dickens 1841

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

Anis Shivani: 21 Of The Coolest Book Covers This Year (PHOTOS) Anis Shivani 2010

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

Anis Shivani: 21 Of The Coolest Book Covers This Year (PHOTOS) Anis Shivani 2010

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

Anis Shivani: 21 Of The Coolest Book Covers This Year (PHOTOS) Anis Shivani 2010

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 2010