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 1 Introd   |   settled himself in a studious solitude to the pursuit of letters,
 2 Introd   |   excessive quantities, and the solitude of his existence were contributory
 3 Introd   |     troubadour, confined in his solitude of a frenzied artist, disdainful
 4 XXXI     |         the same. This absolute solitude, which has always been vacation
 5 XXXV     |    yours. I have returned to my solitude at Palaiseau, I love it.
 6 XLII     |       courage has not declined? Solitude does not weigh on you? I
 7 XLIV     | Consider it, you will see.~That solitude in which you live would
 8 XCVII    |   winter is to pass in complete solitude, good way of making life
 9 CIII     |     troubadour, confined in his solitude of a frenzied artist, disdainful
10 CLXVIII  |     ourselves), is the terrible solitude in which I live. I have
11 CCXXIII  |        live absolutely alone in solitude? I doubt it, I am growing
12 CCXLI    |        of circumstances, causes solitude to increase little by little
13 CCXLV    |   George Sand, you confess your solitude. Is there at this time,
14 CCLI     |         rhinoceros, retire into solitude and await one’s death.~
15 CCLXXVIII|      Here I am back again in my solitude! But I shall not remain
16 CCLXXXIII|   Croisset, I fear for you that solitude where you have no longer
17 CCLXXXVII|        I am crossing an endless solitude to go I don’t know where.
18 CCXCI    |     winter, for I cannot endure solitude.~Tourgueneff seemed to me,
19 CCCXVII  |         to Paris for some time? Solitude is bad under certain conditions.