A cold fish, he thought; one without pity, who stood quite alone.

In the centre of the vast room stood the Wizard, quite alone.

She felt quite alone in the world in beginning this desperate undertaking.

All the visitors have gone; Mount Rorke and I are quite alone.

And here she was again, in a foreign hotel room, quite alone.

She stayed quite alone in the cottage, with only the old servant.

She stood quite alone by the fire burning in the broad fireplace.

There, go out of the room; I want to be quite alone.

A poor woman with two goats lived in the valley quite alone.

In return Paul let him go home quite alone and very drunk.

Although the head of the family, I felt I was quite alone.

And to be quite alone in anything is apt to be dull.

He refused; he was not yet strong enough to walk quite alone.

You have nothing to fear; our captors have left us quite alone.

We are quite alone and he tells me all sorts of tales.

That left the two old aunts who owned the house quite alone.