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 1     I|    shall lead man's soul into a solitary place and shall speak to
 2    II| behoveth the monks that they be solitary, and that they have three
 3   III|      where he lived an holy and solitary life, unto that he being
 4    IV|         which desired to lead a solitary life, took a cell for himself
 5    IV|         for the place which was solitary, and for the presence of
 6    VI|         prebend of his, and was solitary in his chamber, alone in
 7   VII|      divers countries to find a solitary place wherein he might dwell
 8   VII|      and discretion be works of solitary life. It is written that
 9   VII|         counsel of one that was solitary put him out, which wept
10   VII|        sent him to him that was solitary, saying: I hearing of thee,
11   VII|        that other. And when the solitary man heard him, anon he understood
12   VII|          As long as I have been solitary there was never sun that
13   VII|        deserts for to lead best solitary life. On a day, so as he
14   VII|        I desire to lead my life solitary, I have relinquished and
15   VII|     convenable for to lead life solitary, and if it be so that thy