I hide books that I sneak from my uncle's library".
(Law students really do hide books from one another).
"Decoded" has benefitted from an impressive marketing campaign, including a citywide treasure hunt for hidden book pages.
First, Laughton suggested (and Brecht accepted) that the existence of Galileo's secret book should be revealed before his speech of self-abnegation (so instead of the hidden book outbidding the self-criticism, the self-criticism trumps the hidden book).
Its introduction stated that the Upanishads constitute the Qur'an's "Kitab al-maknun" or hidden book.
Today's puzzle by John Farmer started me dreaming about my fantasy library because it contains hidden BOOKs.
Meanwhile he hid "books and tatters of texts more eternal than marble".
Christians in the second and third centuries wrote "hidden" books that promoted a rather quietistic form of scholarly Christianity, more adventurous in its theology and mythology than what was coming to be called "orthodoxy".
"She must have kept it hidden in a drawer or under a mattress," she reflects — just as she herself once hid books like "The Godfather" and "The Happy Hooker".
She set up a school in her home where girls could come in secret, hiding books and pencils in shopping bags as they entered the house.
