After this introduction comes the category, "Glimpsing," encompassing art that is private.

The looking at the top or bottom card without the other players knowing or seeing it is called "Glimpsing" or "Peeking".

The first sign is the glimpsing of the "Clear Light of Reality," "the infallible mind of the pure mystic state."

Christine McCulloch, "Glimpsing Andalusia in the O'Connor-Hester Letters."

What amazed her and rooted her to the spot was finally seeing what made those strange lumps on the pirate leader's back, the lumps that he was so leery of her glimpsing even when he was fully clothed.

To the Editor: I thought Celestine Bohlen's article on Pecs ("Glimpsing Hungary's Ottoman Past," Travel, March 10) was just fine, and I was pleased to see that she mentioned the artist Victor Vasarely, a native son.

"Glimpsing," in which you are invited to put small pieces of ice - one sweet, the other salty - into your mouth before entering a wooden wind tunnel, is a good example of Mr. Meireles's interest in multisensory experience, but it is too similar to a mediocre fun house.

Then she turned around and I got a glimpse of her face.

I had a glimpse of him down in the town.

Next morning he would leave at the first glimpse of light.

I never get a glimpse of them or find out who they are.

But the past eight days had given her a glimpse of another person.

Did you ever get so much as a glimpse of her?

But first I'd like to have a glimpse of these men.

They had no idea or glimpse of the world outside.

They give almost no glimpse of his personal life and times.

I step out and get my first glimpse of them.

What they saw was probably nothing more than a glimpse.

Oh, how she would love to get just a glimpse of one!

We had a last glimpse of the red and the black.

I got a glimpse of what he was looking at.

I got a glimpse of you going down the street.

I should like to have had a glimpse of her.

I began to get a glimpse of what my future life would be.

Take a glimpse of the future and see the very first city in space.

Might as well give them a glimpse of what they came to see, he thought.

Something about people who get a glimpse, and step back into their own world again.

Every now and then I get a glimpse of something off to the north.

I have just a glimpse, kind of like how you feel when you're about to remember something.

Some people stood on a car to get a glimpse.

This might be their last glimpse of the world they had known.

She got a glimpse of the people sitting in the room.

And the human part of her had glimpsed the future.

She looked a lot better than when I had glimpsed her last.

Just glimpsed him for a moment, not to be certain.

I had glimpsed something as we looked at each other.

I even glimpsed them, but never did they come very close.

As if she had glimpsed the true face of something.

Still, I had glimpsed a world in which everything made sense.

But now he had glimpsed the wrong side of something.

They must have just glimpsed my figure as I went out of the front door.

She tried to remember the name she'd glimpsed over the door.

And once when my eyes were open I glimpsed her.

He saw her head turn, then she glimpsed his feet.

He'd glimpsed her several times at a third floor window.

Such things he had only glimpsed in books before now.

Was it his future or her own she had glimpsed?

In another moment, she glimpsed his head bob up from the current.

He had only glimpsed this side of her last night.

I'd once glimpsed one through a window at the university.

In so doing, he glimpsed something that no one else saw.

I glimpsed the future - and all at once, seemed old.

To our left was the white sign I'd glimpsed at night.

But she glimpsed how it could be with a man like this.

On the further side of the city I glimpsed movement.

She started to turn again, then glimpsed something down below.

It was there in his eyes, glimpsed for a moment.