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1 6 |      Retiring into her~former solitude she set to work resolvedly,
2 7 |       have come just in~time; solitude is bad for me. I am not
3 8 | apparent;~perhaps some bitter solitude has aged him, or the abuse
4 8 |   myself would have preferred~solitude and silence. Surely that
5 9 |       to reach in silence and solitude the very heights of~love,
6 10|      me forever into an awful solitude. I am without the~faith
7 14|   wild animal, she longed for solitude, and went on and on,~threading
8 17|      for a life of prayer and~solitude. That look is to you, who
9 17|   delicate souls might desire solitude and seek to~escape both