Concealed German machine guns and mortars inflicted the most casualties.

The British versions of "Disentangling Old Percy", "Concealed Art" and "The Test Case" were published as Plum Stones Volume 2: The Unrepublished Reggie Pepper in 1993 by Galahad Books, a specialist Wodehouse publisher.

Are you trying to conceal from me one of your own?

We'd been a lot too near dead to conceal anything.

While we were concealed, he was full in her view.

Then he and Miles moved off to the side to conceal themselves.

If so, perhaps I can conceal the information for a time.

Perhaps each of them concealed another person in himself, just as she did.

She had not been able to conceal her from me.

For several years, the boy was concealed and brought up by his mother's family.

This is also part of the story and should not be concealed.

At least in part, they made an effort to conceal themselves.

She will not be able to conceal it longer from him.

Still, you are here, and I have nothing to conceal.

For the first time he did nothing to conceal it.

He held it low, concealed from the room by his body.

Though, indeed, can anything ever be concealed in a little town?

It is not clear how they were to be concealed.

I have told no one yet, but the truth cannot be concealed.

By what means could it have been so long concealed?

And he had never done anything to conceal that fact.

In some places things of the night concealed themselves better.

Why should he have concealed her name after their first meeting?

But maybe that was what they were trying to conceal.

Keep these always concealed, for every wall has eyes in this city!

I mean, now you know what it was they had to conceal from us.

Now they would have to conceal the work and call it a day.