Significats de long seclusion en anglès

She had lost the habit of the world in her long seclusion.

After his long seclusion it was difficult to believe it could be true.

After long seclusion I began to see a few people, finding them responsive and welcoming.

How would she look after that long seclusion?

No doubt Lady Maulevrier had saved money; yes, she must have saved thousands during her long seclusion, Lesbia argued.

Mrs. Browning as a poet became what she was, not in spite of her long seclusion, but by help of it.

He knew that his health was broken, and his long seclusion from the world had unfitted him for undertaking its direction.

Under imprisonment, indignities, obloquy, long seclusion with the memories of a ruined cause, he bore himself with manly fortitude and dignity.

Matthew makes no allusion to his relationship to Jesus, has nothing to say about his birth or long seclusion in the desert.

But surely you have punished her enough by your long seclusion, and can afford to shew a tardy magnanimity by this time.

The task was quickly performed; the marble shone once more, and its pedestal of lustrous black looked little the worse for long seclusion.

For society, long seclusion has in a great measure unfitted me, I doubt whether I should enjoy it if I might have it.

He who had seen all the great capitals of Europe admired the streets of the ancient city after his long seclusion in the Cathedral.

She had enough to live on, and her long seclusion unfitted her for strange men in the mill, and people she must talk to.

She went about London, and enjoyed it after her long seclusion in the little Cornish town; enjoyed, too, her release from manifold restraints and perils.