friendless literary

I believe he will very soon be alone and friendless.

She did not like him being alone and friendless at such a time.

Even the light that came in the small window of the door was a friendless white.

He had gotten used to thinking she was friendless in the world.

On the other, he was now friendless and wanted for murder.

She knew he would be friendless, that, beyond the house, the few people who worked in it and herself, there was no one.

The one was myself, to be so friendless and lost among dangers.

Friendless in a foreign city, what is a witch to do?

You can hardly imagine a person more friendless than I am.

The whole of the valley was wilderness, dark and friendless.

His death has left me not only friendless but poor."

Alone and friendless in Chicago, his was able to disappear for a time.

You will find yourself isolated, friendless, and poor, as your mother once was.

But it was the idea of a very old friend in a friendless world."

If ever you are poor and friendless, come to me; I am yours.

Very pleasant, especially now when he was feeling so completely friendless.

Yet Brian was not so entirely friendless as he had been.

Thirty years of being alone and friendless has to be ugly.

At each new job, you have to start all over, clueless and friendless.

I would be friend of all, the foe, the friendless.

Then he sits in the friendless silence of his kitchen, thinking.

"I never saw a man who seemed as friendless and forsaken."

But he would still live on, alone and friendless.

"I know how lonely and friendless London can be, especially when you're new to it all."

All of his life, he had really been friendless.