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deep-laid Adjective (of a plan) carefully worked out and kept secret
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A very little reflection has since convinced me that she has a deep-laid scheme against Michael Vanstone in view. This was a deep-laid scheme, and quite worthy of its author. After a time, the natives began to make their appearance, and sometimes in considerable numbers, but always pacific; the trappers, however, suspected them of deep-laid plans to draw them into ambuscades; to crowd into and get possession of their camp, and various other crafty and daring conspiracies, which, it is probable, never entered into the heads of the poor savages. |
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