For nearly two miles the carriage drive wound upward through this sylvan solitude.

The scene changes now to one of sylvan solitude, through which two wanderers are sauntering.

It was now a sylvan solitude, and the silence was unbroken but by the great, vague voice of the wind.

Standing upon the brink of it, I perceived that I was about to enter another sylvan solitude of enchanting beauty.

Never errant knight of old, Lost in woodland or on wold, Such a winding path pursued Through the sylvan solitude.

He had been waiting under the plane-tree for twenty minutes, and was now beguiling his sylvan solitude with a cigarette.

Goat Island was still the sylvan solitude of twelve years ago, haunted by even fewer nymphs and dryads than of old.

There had been more wine in the cask than Roland supposed, for the cheery songs of the guild echoed through the sylvan solitude.

Forty-five years ago the site now occupied by the City of Ballarat was a sylvan solitude as quiet as Eden and as lovely.

Beaconsfield spoke of its "sublime sylvan solitude superior to the cedars of Lebanon, and inferior only in extent to the chestnut forests of Anatolia."

In sylvan solitudes: and in the air

And thymy mountains; sylvan solitudes

Within thy sylvan solitudes

"And how does town seem, Mr. Tallente, after your sylvan solitude?"