I will turn shepherd among the Scottish mountainslive as an anchorite in the solitudes of Dartmoor.

I have often noticed that the anchorites of the frontier belong to two classesthose who have left humanity and civilization from sheer antagonism to men, a selfish, crabbed love of solitude, and those who have fled from their fellows from a morbid sensitiveness.

Anchorites beneath Engaddi's palms, Pacing the Dead Sea beach. Longfellow, Sand of the Desert ENGEL´BRECHT, one of the Varangian guards.

Take her, And with me a repentance as profound As Anchorites for their sin pay.

The head waiter would have lured an anchorite into temporary abandon.

"I suppose I've made an anchorite out of you," she ventured.

To resist its seductions would have tasked the self-denial of a more constant anchorite than our dashing Jack ever aspired to be, in the lowest stage of his martial vicissitudes.

And the thought that the window had burned there, patiently and unexpectantly, for hundreds of years, like an anchorite above the river and town, somehow disturbed him so that he could not continue to look at it.

It was found impossible to keep them safe at home, and, as the fever grew, these harmless maniacs invaded the sacred retreats where artists of the other sex did congregate, startling those anchorites with visions of large-eyed damsels bearing portfolios in hands delicately begrimed with crayon, chalk, and clay, gliding through the corridors hitherto haunted only by shabby paletots, shadowy hats, and cigar smoke.

In Clorin we have a nymph vowed to perpetual virginity, an anchorite at the tomb of her dead lover; in Thenot a worshipper of her constancy, whose love she cures by feigning a return.