recluse

Although there are a few medically important species like widow spiders and recluses, even their bites are uncommon and rarely cause serious issues.

Let it not be supposed that Lady Eustace, during these summer weeks, was living the life of a recluse.

He may talk to them—he is no recluse; but he must not talk too much about worldly matters.

“Perhaps the recluse has taught them not to visit his hut without his leave,” I remarked.

The beautiful Recluse Island has a picturesque villa, while all about it rise high mountains.

He was outwardly of the world, but in spirit he was always a recluse.

I did not doubt that it was the recluse whom I saw; I drew near and accosted him.

Imagine, for instance, a religious enthusiast or recluse writing history!

Yet was he far from being a recluse, or from being disposed to an excess of introversion.

This man was called Lao-tse, a recluse and philosopher, who was already an old man when Confucius began his travels.