1
It means a long exile, Herlander, and under very tough conditions.
2
The Medici returned, in the train of foreign invaders, from their long exile.
3
Had the separation from her been the hardest part of his long exile?
4
He escapes and after a long exile, returns home to see his tormentor punished.
5
His long exile had made him a stranger in the country of his birth.
6
Ashton will be inconsolable as he contemplates another long exile from something he loves.
7
When Napoleon fell, in 1814, Madame de Staël hurried home from her long exile.
8
Every object had become endeared to me during my long exile from civilised life.
9
Every object had become endeared to me during my long exile from civilized life.
10
His sentence was life- long exile on his Sea Island estate.
11
What he had suffered during his long exile no man can presume to say.
12
I have lately come back from a long exile spent in a hideous place.
13
One aim was to reacquaint herself with the people of Pakistan after her long exile.
14
He had a name of some power and sufficient wealth; he did not feel long exile.
15
The priests had followed the "emigres" into their long exile.
16
To Grant, straight from his long exile from fine womanly domesticity, she suddenly seemed altogether captivating.
