sneakingly

Then I sat an hour, till I was quite dry and cool enough to go swim; which I did, but with so much vexation that I think I have given it over: for I was every moment disturbed by boats, rot them; and that puppy Patrick, standing ashore, would let them come within a yard or two, and then call sneakingly to them.

The Journal to Stella Jonathan Swift 1706

It bought out another, and I sneakingly suspect a better or at least more fun, part of me.

Archive 2008-03-01 Another Outspoken Female 2008

Everybody automatically knows everything you ever did when you thought you were totally and sneakingly and safely unseen.

Underworld Don Delillo 2008

Everybody automatically knows everything you ever did when you thought you were totally and sneakingly and safely unseen.

Underworld Don Delillo 2008

Everybody automatically knows everything you ever did when you thought you were totally and sneakingly and safely unseen.

Underworld Don Delillo 2008

Rather then my peers “sneakingly” listening to thier music, I think they should be allowed.

Digital MP3 Players In The Classroom: Thoughts From A HighSchool Student « open thinking 2006

Rather then my peers “sneakingly” listening to thier music, I think they should be allowed.

Digital MP3 Players In The Classroom: Thoughts From A HighSchool Student « open thinking 2006

We are all of us, the good and the bad, looking for tails — for one tail, or for more than one; we do so too often by ways that are mean enough: but perhaps there is no tail-seeker more mean, more sneakingly mean than he who looks out to adorn his bare back by a tail by marriage.

Doctor Thorne 2004

‘Lammle,’ he said sneakingly, when that was done, ‘I hope we are friends again?’

Our Mutual Friend 2004

What cared Isabel Archer for the vulgar judgements of obscure people? and did Madame Merle suppose that she was capable of doing a thing at all if it had to be sneakingly done?

The Portrait of a Lady 2003