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 1    Life, IV    |          spend a certain time in solitude, to go frequently to confession,
 2    Life, VI    |          on my desire to pray in solitude, as I had been taught; for
 3    Life, VI    |     followed.~5. The longing for solitude remained, and I loved to
 4    Life, VII   |    withdrew myself so often into solitude for prayer, read much, spoke
 5    Life, XI    |        of wishing to converse in solitude with God, and to abandon
 6    Life, XIII  |         Saints by striving after solitude and silence, and many other
 7    Life, XV    |         longing after seasons of solitude, in order to obtain a greater
 8    Life, XVII  |    degree, by observing times of solitude, or of freedom from business,
 9    Life, XX    | increased so much, that it seeks solitude no longer, as it did before,
10    Life, XXX   |      experience. Vocal prayer or solitude is only a greater affliction,
11    Life, XXXIII|        He was dragged out of his solitude by obedience, to his great
12    Life, XXXVI |         might have some rest and solitude, of which I was in great
13    Life, XXXVI |   advance in the service of God. Solitude is their delight; and the
14     Rel, I(622)|  converse with people, and loves solitude. She has a great devotion
15     Rel, I     |       desire is to be alone, and solitude comforts me, though at times
16     Rel, I     |        see me; but my desire for solitude arises from want of courage,
17     Rel, II    |       desires, a greater love of solitude, a much greater detachment,
18     Rel, XI    |       learn nothing. Oh, in what solitude I find myself when I consider
19     Ind        |         divulging of her, x. 10.~Solitude, longings for, i. 6, vi.