Criminal handlers of stolen goods keeping identification secrets

Usage examples of confidences.

Madame Dupre won over by several presents I made her, received my confidences with kindness, and by asking Agatha and her mother to dinner procured me the pleasure of a more private meeting with my charmer.

All these confidences caused me sorrow and mortification, because they proved to me, not only that I was not in the promised land where a mitre could be picked up, but also that I would be a heavy charge for him.

He is surrounded by a mysterious halo of family confidences, of which he is known to be the silent depository.

Tulkinghorn is always the same speechless repository of noble confidences, so oddly but of place and yet so perfectly at home.

Anything of importance that transpired within the American commission, or between Franklin and the French Foreign Minister, all instructions received from Congress, any confidences shared, were known by the British cabinet in London within days.

Her spirit and intelligence, her interest in their lives, her fund of opinions, seemed to elicit confidences such as they shared with few others, though none in the salacious manner of Lovell.

Indignant over Franklin's unwillingness to share confidences with him, Lee wrote an angry letter that Franklin left unanswered.