unshared

Can we, in the unshared solitude of our hearts, bear to think of this rank and damp and steaming human undergrowth at all?

The characteristics of our time are wholly unshared with the past.

Yet I have had my dreams, Miss Beaufort; dreams of which these solitudes still form a part—but solitudes not unshared.

But everything that blossomed and flamed up in her she kept to herself, in the vast silence of her broad but unshared vistas.

She must tell somebody about her misery; she must pour out her unshared grief, for the burden of it was intolerable.