1
All things are known at courts; there can be no concealment.
2
There must be no concealment or false pretexts between us.
3
Dear one, let there be no concealment either on my part or on yours.
4
There could be no concealment of the exceeding danger.
5
This is a most impressive and solemn appeal;-therecan then be no concealment, no subterfuge.-Ed.
6
There could probably be no concealment, certainly no explanation.
7
Yes, there shall be no concealment far better so.'
8
These places are against the law, yet there seems to be no concealment at all!
9
On my part there should be no concealment.
10
There can, however, be no concealment among ourselves.
11
But there could be no concealment here.
12
This last remark sealed his fate-thereshould be no concealment of his conduct on Mrs. Holman's part.
13
Yes, it was only right that she should tell Stafford all; there should be no concealment from him.
14
There must be no concealment.
15
There was to be no concealment this time, and Tom did not care how much noise the motors made.
16
There 's one thing we have both made up our minds about-thatthere is to be no concealment with the child.
