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Examples for "eremite"
Examples for "eremite"
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A game. In his voice was all the unconscious distaste of the ascetic and the eremite.
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I, whom nature meant for an eremite, have no business in kings' chambers such as these.
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A priest in eremite guise:
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He had been one of the demons who tempted St. Anthony, and retailed anecdotes of that eremite which Euschemon had never heard mentioned in Paradise.
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He willingly bowed to "the gentle yoke of Christ"-thusran the monkish ritual-whichthe life of an eremite among eremites was to impose on him.
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The Spirituals began to seek relief in a return to the eremitic life.
2
St. Thomas had converted the people of India to the truth; and after the eremitic life originated in Egypt many in India adopted it.
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Consciously or inadvertently, I had picked a drinker's hermitic paradise at the observatory.
2
For years, he and his wife, Gay, had been leading a near-hermitic life in the high desert of Arizona.
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They're both 'ermits, and 'ermits are terrible when they get excited.
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Even on the hermit in the cave he forces his obnoxious presence.
2
Here the Demon tempts or destroys the hermit in his solitary cell.
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I was, in fact, touched by the mild mania of the hermit.
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The hermit followed suit; drawing his feet rather awkwardly under his gunny-sacking.
5
That night he found hospitable housing in the cell of a hermit.
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But the cunning hermit had no fire in his cabin that night.
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The lonely hermit was believed and the others followed his wise counsel.
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You have no idea what a regular old hermit Rob has become.
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When the king had finished these words, the hermit began to speak:
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He composed his understanding, and recollected the lessons of the hospitable hermit.
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The youth took leave of the hermit, and hastened on his way.
12
The hermit king hurled the lance at him when they were near.
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Now by the time you are there the hermit will be risen.
14
I became a sort of hermit, and lived in a rocky cave.
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The knight went away on his strange errand, and found the hermit.
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But the cave is never long void; Gouda ne'er wants a hermit.
