Even now, some remember "The Duchess of Malfi" (circa 1613), that gory tale of a virtuous widow done to death by her twin brother for the crime of a clandestine second marriage.
Informal markets, clandestine at first, sprang up as "coping mechanisms".
Enter the beautiful divorcée Lara Purcell, a political science professor with a secret past in clandestine trickery, first on the Soviet side and then for America.
Zoya's account, written with the assistance of two journalists, John Follain and Rita Cristofari, illuminates the clandestine resistance, first to the mujahedeen and then to the Taliban, that many intellectuals engaged in.
Her other biographies include "Purple Passage: The Life of Mrs. Frank Leslie" (University of Oklahoma, 1953), about the wife of a 19th-century publisher of illustrated periodicals, in which many of Alcott's clandestine works first appeared.
It was my first clandestine mission, and I was in heaven.
He dates his first clandestine meetings with Fusun to the spring of 1975.
It took him three years and countless visits in the guise of a tourist to prepare this first, clandestine "coup," which took place on June 26 , 1971
I.R.A. representatives have been meeting with General de Chastelain in what has been the clandestine organization's first official involvement in the political life of the province.
If, like me, you were not part of this clandestine cabal, the first you usually heard about a rarity was when you read about it in the magazine, British Birds.
