Raffles bestowed the cachet of his smile on my description of his motley plate. He joined me in one of his favorite cigarettes, only shaking a superior head at his own decanter.英文原著 · 《A Thief in the Night》
That the King could neither lay a new tax, nor prolong an old one. It expressed a readiness to agree on the periodical meeting of the States. To consult on the necessary restriction on lettres de Cachet. And 4. how far the Press might be made free. It admits that the States are to appropriate the public money; and 6. that Ministers shall be responsible for public expenditures. And these concessions came from the very heart of the King.英文原著 · 《AUTOBIOGRAPHY》
What a shame! And suddenly she thought of June. Would she help them? For somehow June had left on her the impression that she would be sympathetic with their love, impatient of obstacle. Then, instinctively, she thought: 'I won't give anything away, though, even to her. I daren't. I mean to have Jon; against them all.'
Soup was brought up to her, and one of Winifred's pet headache cachets. She swallowed both.英文原著 · 《Awakening & To Let》
"Come to England!" interrupted Lady Levison. "How can he come to England under present circumstances, unless, indeed, he comes /en cachette/?"英文原著 · 《East Lynne》
"/En cachette/, of course," replied Mr. Carlyle. "There is no other way. I have offered to let him stay at East Lynne. He is, you may be aware, a sort of connection of Lady Isabel's."英文原著 · 《East Lynne》
"Again years went on. The period came of Francis Levison's sojourn at East Lynne. Whilst I was there, Captain Thorn arrived once more, on a visit to the Herberts. We then strove to find out points of his antecedents, Mr. Carlyle and I, and we became nearly convinced that he was the man. I had to come here often to see Mr. Carlyle, for mamma did not dare to stir in the affair, papa was so violent against Richard. Thus I often saw Francis Levison; but he was visible to scarcely any other visitor, being at East Lynne /en cachette/.英文原著 · 《East Lynne》