false key

Gray felt Rachel begin to speak, to mention the false key.

This protectiveness also means there has always been a market in false keys.

And in that hand, it must be understood, he held the false key which opened Rosa's door as easily as did the real one.

There they recover two keys from the aged scientist Darrius - one a false key, the other real.

"The receptors are like a keyhole, and we were trying to produce a false key," explained Baulieu.

When Dhumraksha used the false key, his band found themselves under attack from the other side of the Shadow-gate.

The police entered his chamber by using false keys, which the man who had sold him had the baseness to get made for them.

The matching keys, plus 34 other false keys, were hidden in a pool full of garbage.

The German officer's servant, it appeared, had managed to gain entrance to the ammunition chamber by means of a false key to the outer door.

Afterward he got in again--by false keys, this time.

He had, then, several false keys.

His precautions were ineffectual; the officers procured a false key, and remained with me half the day and night.

Ian too has played his part, and given Yartek the false key from the Screaming Jungle.

I gave him a false key to make him 88 Patricia A McKillip leave.

The four conspirators had managed, by means of a false key, and by disconnecting the burglar alarm, to enter the airship shed.

Now this could only be done by having a false key--" "Several false keys.

When Yartek places the false Key in the Conscience, the machine explodes and he is killed along with the occupying Voord.

He then insisted that an unknown enemy must have opened his cupboard with a false key in order to introduce the glass and the needles into the eatables.

For the outgoing Bush administration, Lichtman counts nine false keys spelling failure on November 4 for the Republicans:

Alves had obtained a false key to the aqueduct and it was only found out to be the work of a criminal after a family of four was killed.

At these words, Bothwell opened the pavilion door with a false key, and, having groped his way up the stairs; he went to listen at Darnley's door.

As a treatment for heart disease, Black suggested, a synthetic compound similar to adrenalin might act as a false key, binding onto so-called beta-receptor sites and thereby preventing adrenalin from entering.

Richard explains that all of the Books of Counted Shadows were false keys to the boxes; whereas if they had the true key, they would still fail by reason of malicious intent.

The first edition (Part I) had five stories: Lazy Lawrence, Tarlton, The Little Dog Trusty, The Orange Man and 'The False Key. '