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Meanings of say the recluse in English

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Usage of say the recluse in English
1
"Neither," said the Recluse, and he blessed her in the moonlit dark.
The Grey Brethren, and Other Fragments in Prose and Verse
2
"I know not if you are to be pitied then," said the recluse.
On the Banks of the Amazon
3
"Ten years," said the recluse, removing his pipe from his lips.
Try and Trust; Or, Abner Holden's Bound Boy
4
"Ah," said the Recluse, "I might have known you would ask me that."
The Grey Brethren, and Other Fragments in Prose and Verse
5
"Let us go with them," said the Recluse; and hand in hand they went.
The Grey Brethren, and Other Fragments in Prose and Verse
6
"This is the front door of my house," said the Recluse, with a little smile.
The Grey Brethren, and Other Fragments in Prose and Verse
7
"I should like to meet him," said the recluse.
On the Banks of the Amazon
8
"If you have lost your way, you will wish to find it," said the recluse.
On the Banks of the Amazon
9
"The animal is a tapir," said the recluse.
On the Banks of the Amazon
10
"Give me back my child!" said the recluse.
Notre-Dame de Paris
11
"Look then!" said the recluse, with a sneer.
Notre-Dame de Paris
12
"There let him lie," said the recluse.
On the Banks of the Amazon
13
"Thank you, my lad," said the recluse.
On the Banks of the Amazon
14
"You have got hold of an armadillo," said the recluse, who with John at that moment arrived.
On the Banks of the Amazon
15
"You will find your friends there," said the recluse, "and, directed by that, can now go on."
On the Banks of the Amazon
16
"Indeed, a noble gentleman, a very grand gentleman!" said the recluse, bowing deeply out of his window.
The Sisters — Complete