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Oh come back To the last of all solitaries!

Solitaries may come, but they're few and far between.

The thing that makes us neither herd animals nor solitaries, but something in between.

Some of the solitaries lived alone, sometimes two or more lived together.

They were in effect solitaries, who went their own way and crossed paths only to mate.

It's the solitaries who interest her, the lurkers at the fringes.

Even when sick, solitaries drink only cold water, and a cooked meal is considered excessive.

The great solitaries retreated from the world not to prepare themselves for life but, rather, to await with resignation its end.

There are four sisters who live as Solitaries.

But now in these pages, public speeches will be replaced by solitaries trying to get someone to listen to them."

On the commandments of faith and of love of the solitaries.

Thus overall only one in eight sixty-year-olds were solitaries or institutionalized.

Just think how much greater were the illusions of great solitaries than those of the innocent and the naive!

Gould's first book of poems, Icelandic Solitaries, was published in 1978.

These first monks were hermits, solitaries who battled temptation alone in the wilderness.

They are referred to as "solitaries" rather than "hermits".

The solitaries had a special predilection for Scriptural sites.

There is no clear information about time, place or even the precise relationships within the family of wandering solitaries that is being observed.

There were also seventy cells for solitaries.

By the time they produce their own young they are solitaries with no older females around to teach them by example.

The largest, headed by great landowners, had well over a hundred members, the smallest were those of solitaries, often widows without children or servants.

The celibate brothers and sisters, who never numbered more than 100 and often far fewer, were known as solitaries.

And anyway, the baths are meditative places: you enter them to be alone with your thoughts in the company of other ecstatic solitaries.

"The protagonists in Mr. Potter's work are often solitaries," he said.

There's only five people in the place, three solitaries drinking coffee along the counter, and an elderly couple having dinner in a booth.

She kept away from other people, living a solitary life with her children.

One solitary order all the while we've been in business.

How much time had I spent in solitary by then?

A solitary boy can also be seen in his works.

He seemed all right to me, solitary if you know what I mean.

My solitary behavior was not always in service to the group.

It may be solitary, or form small to large groups.

The solitary figure with the staff had been making his way to the Wall also.

It is solitary enough that several times a day, I let her.

I have plans for this one, the solitary voice said.

This call is by no means that of a solitary voice.

Think of a city with not one solitary poor man in it!

He was a solitary, a man who walked alone and kept his heart to himself.

One had come alone over the hill to the north, a solitary figure.

"And for that you spent the rest of your days in solitary?"

I hope many kids will spend some solitary time with each of these books.

I think it's because this kind of work is very solitary.

She is known for her role on the reality show Solitary 3.0.

If there's one solitary thing Father does not like it's being told what to do.

You live such a solitary life, all by yourself in this house.

I had been in radio and it was so solitary to me.

The only name that had reached him in his solitary place.

After more than 60 miles of solitary effort, he was caught.

Both of our degrees are looking much better every single solitary year.

He asked her, with an air of protection, if she felt solitary?