Book,  Chapter

1        I,  XVIII| discovered that they were left in solitude upon a detached and isolated
2        I,  XXIV |      living creature relieved the solitude; both the travelers, Procope
3       II,  III  |       would have hurried from the solitude of Formentera in sheer fright;
4       II,  IV   |   lucrative business.~Such in his solitude were old Isaac’s cogitations,
5       II,  VIII |          to pursue his studies in solitude.~The following day was the
6       II,  IX   |          grieved over the life of solitude which Hakkabut persisted
7       II,  IX   |          had Isaac gloated in his solitude over the prospect of first
8       II,  XVI  |           he preferred to bear in solitude.~Although the barrier of