Closets [noun]

I plainly heard a noise upon the cover of my closet like that of a cable, and the grating of it as it passed through the ring.

He implored Agnes to save him, and this she did by secreting him in a hidden closet behind the huge chimney.

But one chance he had, before supper was laid, of a word alone with his mother, in her own closet.

Every chest of drawers, and wardrobe, and closet in the house was ransacked, to find bed-quilts and blankets for the army.

The Spaniard's boat was lashed so that no mortal could get her clear, and the little craft was used as a sort of lumber-closet.

The wooden outer panels (amado) of countless dwellings are thrust noisily aside and stacked into a shallow closet.

In this condition a couple of women found her, by the linen closet, weeping; and one said to the other: "See how she loved him!"

A door stood open—it was a closet—and the rain-drenched man was hidden there an instant later.

He allowed himself to be cut free from the salmon line and dragged behind a kind of housemaid's closet at the foot of the stairs.

Quiet as a mouse he took off his wet clothes, and put them in the darkest corner of the big closet.