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1 2 |     death, and three or four~solitary and projecting teeth made
2 10|    hast made me powerful and solitary.'"~ ~At this moment Calyste
3 11|    in which she saw him; the solitary uncomprehended desire of
4 14|   ocean that~this may be the solitary instance of it,a large bush
5 16| getting up and down.~ ~These solitary trips, his silence, his
6 16|      the eyes of hermits and solitary souls, or the~ardor of contest
7 18|    forgotten her? That's the solitary thought which echoes~through
8 20|     known only to angelic~or solitary souls whom the wing of the