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I must seek a lonelier waste in which I may be alone quite alone with my God and myself. There, perhaps I may find the way I seek, if indeed the fact that the creature that I call "I," in which the whole world with all its agitations in little finds room and which will accompany me even there does not once again frustrate all my labor. He who takes his Self with him into the desert, is not alone."
"Yes, come! I'm fond of Jamie, but he's three years younger than I." "You've got a sister?" "Alice? She's only twelve. You come. I've been wanting somebody." "So have I. I'm lonelier than you." They came to the level top of the heath. The sun rode low; the shadow of the hill stretched at their feet, out over path and harvest-field. "Good-by, then!" "Good-by!" Ian stood still.
He went his way up the twilight streets towards a new lodging he had hired not far from the showy house. She drew her mantle close round her gaunt figure, and, taking the opposite direction, threaded thoroughfares yet lonelier, till she gained the door, and was welcomed back by the faithful Bridget. Hope, tells a flattering tale to Mr. Rugge.
They were, indeed, the great imprints of Joe Lorey's hob-nailed boots, quite as she suspected. Long before the sun had risen the young mountaineer, distressed by worries which had made his night an almost sleepless one, had risen and wandered from his little cabin, lonelier in its far solitude, even than the girl's.
Desert could not be lonelier nor more monotonous. No glimmer even of distant lake on the horizon; no brown spots of clearing; no variety, save the autumn coat of many colours, contrasted with sombre patches of pine. Stay was not that a faint haze of smoke yonder? a light bluish mist floating over a particular spot, hardly moving in the still air.
The last thread which bound the old life to the new was soon to be broken, and she felt lonelier, more nearly homesick, than she had since leaving Webb's Gap. "Perhaps I shall never see him again," she half whispered. "But I shall never, never forget him, he has been so good and meant so much to me. And I shall always love him."
After all, I had been a lonelier woman than I realized, and Jane was like a kitten with a bell around its neck one grows used to its playing about the house and misses it when gone.
Vincent passed out, too, out on the broad white road, and down the hill to his homely Gasthaus. He felt weak and very lonely lonelier even than when he had parted from Mabel long ago on the eve of his Ceylon voyage. He could hope then; now he had lost her for ever! Still, one of his wishes had been granted he had been able to be of service to her, to make some sacrifice for her dear sake.
I must seek a lonelier waste in which I may be alone quite alone with my God and myself. There, perhaps I may find the way I seek, if indeed the fact that the creature that I call 'I, in which the whole world with all its agitations in little finds room and which will accompany me even there does not once again frustrate all my labor. He who takes his Self with him into the desert, is not alone."
He felt himself lonelier and poorer than ever, and in a fit of despair he thrust his turban on his head, stuck his sword in his belt, and left the house determined to seek an explanation from the merchant who had sold him the silver watch. When Neangir reached the bazaar he found the man he sought was absent from his shop, and his place filled by another Jew.
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