"Listen to me," said he one day to her, as she had been urging to him the terrible risk he encountered-for she seemed to have no eyes for the certain Immuring in a convent that awaited her-"listen to me, dearest Isabella; the ship is now nearly ready; she will sail in three or four days at farthest, and will sail at ten or eleven o'clock at night, to take advantage of the land-breeze.
"An Old Sailor's Yarns"
Nathaniel Ames
"I crave thy pardon for Immuring thee in the sea fortress.
"Jewish Fairy Tales and Legends"
Gertrude Landa
There's no reason on earth for your Immuring yourselves as you do within those melancholy precincts; it excites curiosity, on the contrary, and people begin to pry and ask questions; and I trust you believe that I would not trifle or mislead you upon such a subject."
"The Tenants of Malory Volume 1 of 3"
Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu