As the days passed, and visitors came to call, she often hid her "friends", as she called them, in the bathroom and in an adjacent apartment.
When the subject arrived, Jane engaged in light banter, a kind of verbal screen which hid her as she scanned the face in front of her.
"The circumstance that torn-up current medical certificates – also pertaining to the day of the act – were found, supports, after preliminary examination, the assumption that the deceased hid his illness from his employer and his professional circles".
He recounts joining a reprisal party in the mid-1860s, while mayor, for the killers of a shepherd: "They got on top of a big mound & defied us & smacked their buttocks at us & hurled large stones down on us, & hid themselves behind large trees and huge rocks but some of them paid dearly for their bravado.
Along with dozens of customers and shop staff he hid in the storeroom.
Our real scorn should be directed at the people who organise the UK entry; the ones who chose this song and hid their process from view.
We were obliged to let them in and hid in our rooms, considering whether or not to make an interjection, while they rummaged grumpily in our meter and boiler cupboard.
The court had heard he was paid £1,000 for a story headlined "Suicide Brady hid pills in his sock" in February 2008, a month after he first made contact with Panton.
The plot involved navy servicemen who hid in a storeroom that is usually left locked at the end of a day, with the aim of taking charge of the warship during the night, officials told the Guardian.
Novelist Salman Rushdie, who hid for years after Iran's highest religious leader issued a fatwa against him, upbraided his peers.
And about the two people she hid in her apartment, at times behind a large mirror when visitors came to call.
