Meanings of go in secret in English

If to go to the theatre, they must go in secret.

You leave the house to-night, near a quarter of eleven, to go in secret to the king.

Will you tell me where-whereI can go in secret and take but one look at her?

We were told to go in secret-bypassingthe hierarchs-tothe concent's foremost cosmographer, and tell him of this thing.

Yea, but when I go in secret, and intend to pour out my soul before God, I can scarce say any thing at all.

He'd planned to go in secret, sneaking into the land, for the borders of Inkarra had been closed to the men of Rofehavan for decades.

Upon entering a dwelling, the kannakippers oftentimes volunteer a pharisaical prayer-meeting: hence, they go in secret by the name of "Boora-Artuas," literally, "Pray-to-Gods."

The bride wept in secret, and grew nervous and timid in manner.

A year ago he would have wept in secret over the news.

She had grown thin and her eyes were sunken as if she wept in secret.

The two grandmothers almost wept in secret conclave over the lovely frocks which were not worn.

The princess wept in secret, and the dogs were very uneasy, but no one noticed it.

She went in secret to a doctor, who told her that it was a false alarm.

The mother and daughter wept in secret.

That night, after the defeat over the tangerines, they went in secret to the owners of the grove.

She remained within her teepee and wept in secret, for none knew that she had the right to mourn.