| In a sense, I am least fitted to speak on the vital flame of hope for a better future for our people because I myself am a sombre, solitudinarian being. |
| There are breakfast-rooms and supper-rooms, little nooks where the solitudinarian may steal away for an hour of communion with his favorite novelist or poet. |
| Often for the space of weeks and days the child was left alone in the vast house save for the presence of servants and her aged grandfather, an odd inscrutable solitudinarian. |
| He pays no visits, and being a solitudinarian, frequents not even a single club in London. |
| He pays no visits, and, being a solitudinarian, frequents not even a single club in London. |
| From racial perception and discourse to the solitudinarian discoveries, grumblings and reflections, these writers serve as the British alter ego at the margins of the known world. |
