1. Even as a boy he was given to solitariness.

2. Solitariness is thus a result of social behaviour and may produce particular societal structures involving wide dispersion.

3. Like wine having been stores away in a cellar for a long time, solitariness will not lose her fiery character; on the contrary, she will acquire more subtleness of taste or pervasiveness of aroma.

4. Like wine having been stored away in a cellar for a long time, solitariness will not lose her fiery character; on the contrary, she will acquire more subtleness of taste or pervasiveness of aroma.