Meanings of quite unobserved in English

She fancied herself quite unobserved as she took up her precious letter.

Evidently considering himself quite unobserved, he was slowly and with great care stalking our camp.

I could have touched it by stretching out my rifle, but personally I was quite unobserved.

We moved after dark-wecame here quite unobserved.

In a moment more I was alone, and free to go downstairs in my turn, quite unobserved.

Two o'clock came, and we succeeded in leaving the palace quite unobserved, thanks to the private door.

Ferdinand and Henrietta were quite unobserved.

The bourgeois stuffed his pockets with crackers, and, when sure of being quite unobserved, would slily eat one.

He unlocked the door noiselessly, tiptoed up the staircase, and gained the friendly blackness of the ante-chamber quite unobserved.

We were quite unobserved.

Indeed, in the noisy, disordered room, which was beginning to be deserted by straggling groups of guests, they were quite unobserved.

I will leave the hall quite unobserved; and I shall be pleased, if my guests will still prolong the fair feast till morning.

Reaching Coed Station quite unobserved, and just before the train was due, she let down her veil, and took a third-class ticket to London.

So we went and gained our huts without molestation and indeed quite unobserved, for the attention of everyone in Beza Town was fully occupied elsewhere.