All around was spread the stark loneliness of the place, and the unbroken silence.

And with Roger Stapylton's loneliness in these days, and the long thoughts it bred, we have nothing here to do.

He knew, now, that he was leaving her forever, and there was an ache in his heart that had never been there before, a pain that was not of the club or whip, of cold or hunger, but which was greater than them all, and which filled him with a desire to throw back his head and cry out his loneliness to the gray emptiness of the sky.

CHAPTER X. Rosabella had never experienced such loneliness as in the months that followed.

I will enjoy poverty and loneliness with him rather than endure every pleasure without him.'

Loneliness at home and the variety of the county fair at Tipton had probably induced her to make the present visit.

The good, the fatherly old man, Honouring in his son the simple needs Which his own bounty had begot in him, Thus gave him loneliness for silent thought, A simple refuge he could call his own.

Wrath died, scorn died; there was not enough to dry her tears at nighta deeper, more hopeless humiliation had become the shame of forgiving him, of loneliness without him, of waiting for his letter, heart sickhis letter that never came.

I have nobody near me,nobody to share my thoughts, my plans, or my sorrows; nothing but loneliness around me.

But no words can ever convey any idea of the utter destruction of the whole town, or of the awful loneliness by which one was surrounded.

You came into my loneliness like an incarnate inspiration.

Standing a little aside from the conflict between him and Henry, she was able to divine something of the feelings of both; and she had now and again caught a look of loneliness on her father's face that made her ready to do almost anything to please him.

"The wind seems to bring a great loneliness out of the sea.

The anxiety of each, differing so greatly from that of the other, had tended to shut up each in loneliness beyond the hearing of the other; so that, while there was no breach in their love, it was yet in danger of having long to endure "an expansion, Like gold to airy thinness beat.

She kept entirely to herself, and was thankful for the luxury of loneliness after some overwhelming sorrow.

He rose up from the terrible grief more majestic than ever, as some grand old tree, whose young shoots and branches have been torn away by fierce storms, seems to lift its head higher than before, and to tower in its stripped loneliness above all its fellows.

the passionate, sad twilight of regret deepens to a darkness of great loneliness over all, until our tears are wept, and our souls take of our mortal selves memories of love undying.

" He couldn't be sure whether it was the cold, white loneliness through which they paced, or what he had just said that made her tremble.

Back to Blue Hill Farm they went, leaving the silence and the loneliness behind them as they drew near.

Thus Florence lived alone in the deserted house, and day succeeded day in a monotony of loneliness until yielding to Susan Nipper's constant request Florence consented to pay a visit to some friends who lived at Fulham on the Thames.

The town lay as in a dream, under some deadening spell of loneliness from which I almost feared to wake it.

The letters of the young wife are pathetic in their expressions of loneliness during the absence of her husband, and yet of forced cheerfulness and submission to the will of God.

" Andy preferred loneliness up stairs to nagging down stairs.