Solitude

Usage examples of seclusion.

It looked as if this alated race had come out of their two centuries of seclusion and were deliberately making war upon humanity, on white women!

I had no care upon my mind, for my small fortune, along with the rent of my field, was more than sufficient for my maintenance in the almost anchoretic seclusion in which I intended to live, and hence I had every advantage for the more definite projection and prosecution of a work which had been gradually shaping itself in my mind for months past.

Simon and Eliza in the house, and Markie emerging from his seclusion, I had the feeling that Caragh was coming to life after years of standing like a great silent tomb.

I went and found them both sad--he for the loss of his new mistress, and she because she had no longer a friend to make the seclusion of the convent pleasant.

The closest guess has him in seclusion because of terrible mutilation suffered in the fire at Andor House.

Cain emerged from the seclusion he had entered after speaking with the Skaald Laar, and called for Colonel Dantes.

Orkborne, this gentleman, was expected, and he presented him to Sir Hugh with every mark of regard, as a companion in whose conversation, he flattered himself, pain might be lightened, and seclusion from mixt company cheerfully supported.

A cell in Fontevrault and ultimately an enrollment in its necrology should have satisfied a captive queen of fifty-three, whose path in life had led her in any case to seclusion from the world.

Judaism, and when I entered the rabbinate, it was to become a rabbi of the sort my father was and my grandfather before him, to live the life of a scholar, not in seclusion, not in an ivory tower, but as part of the Jewish community, and somehow to influence it.

He did resent that they were near when he wanted to talk to Saya in what he did not yet think of as lover-like seclusion.

Prior of the Dominican house at Cologne, and on 8 February, 1479, he was present, as the socius of Gerhard von Elten, at the trial of John von Ruchratt of Wesel, who was found guilty of propagating the most subversive doctrines, and was sentenced to seclusion in the Augustinian monastery at Mainz, where he died in 1481.

Peter used for the seclusion, torture, and, finally, execution of his son, the Tsarevich Alexis.

Are we simply to fold our hands and trust that the humaner instincts of the present-day vivisector, working in the seclusion of his private laboratory, will keep him free from all that we regret in the vivisection of the past?

Greville, whose husband was absent at Washington, formed, as it were, a weaning time for , from the seclusion of the Illinois.

I know that instances of such antipathy have been recorded, and they would account for the seclusion of those who are subject to it.