self hidden
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 37
Hidden within one's self. "Yet not the le his spirit would hold dear Self-hidden praise, and friendship's private tear." Words worth: Inscriptions. self-homicide, s. The act of killing one's self; self-hope, s. Hope or dependence in one's self. suicide. "It is omnipotent, and not from love, But terror and self-hope." Byron: Cain , i. 1. self-idolized, a . Idolized by one's self. "Self-idolized, and yet a knave at heart." Cowper: Expostulation , 94. self-ignorance, s . Ignorance of one's own character, powers, qualities, . self-ignorant, a. Ignorant of one's own character, . self-illumined, a. Illumined of itself or without extraneous aid. "Thus shine they self -illumined The borrow'd splendors of a cloudle day?" Cowper: Ice Islands.
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