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The last few years of his life he spent very reclusively in Germany.

Upon release, he moved to northern Paris and lived reclusively, seeing few people.

His family lived there reclusively and the children were taught at home rather than at school.

But to everyone's surprise they carried on as reclusively as ever.

You can dine inside, or reclusively out on the moondeck.

Her later years were spent reclusively in Huntington.

He lived very reclusively and neighbours would only see him when he was trimming his hedge.

Perhaps that third party had reclusively experimented in the Ross 128 system, until the day when greenfly tore out of their control.

They live reclusively in several valleys high in the northern ranges of Ohogan Mountains.

Mildew lives reclusively in a house outside of the village by himself and festers a strong hatred of dragons.

Working reclusively in his flat, he invents a formula to bend light and reduce the refractive index of physical objects, making them invisible.

While Bearden's wife led a dance company, the artist himself worked reclusively in his Long Island City studio.

Caroline wished to entertain and enjoyed the high society that Blackford's position brought, while Blackford preferred to live reclusively.

She did a west coast tour with the Soundings Ensemble but then moved back to Hawaii where she lived reclusively.

In the early 1990s, Thiệu took up residence in Foxborough, Massachusetts, where he lived reclusively.

After the death of his father, Yuan lived reclusively in the German concession in Tianjin.

Sidney is now living reclusively as a crisis counselor for an abused women's hotline, as she is terrified that another killer may strike.

Even when he lived somewhat reclusively in the south of France, he never stopped returning regularly to Paris to measure himself against what other painters were doing.

As such, it symbolizes rather well its maker, William Kent, who is a master of carving and curmudgeonly rhetoric living reclusively in Durham.

He ended his days in Tuscaloosa, Ala., reclusively obsessed with rhymes, acrostics, puns and palindromes.

Nine esoteric etchings and three drawings, dating from 1957 to 1980, by a famously eccentric Dutch artist who lives reclusively on a farm with four wives.

"My Lord Kyndreth, our family has long preferred to keep our own company, and live quietly and even reclusively," Ly-diell murmured.

Though his comic characters have immense popularity, Narayan Debnath himself has rather lived reclusively, distancing himself from publicity and media.

All of this and more from the fertile mind of a man who lives reclusively in what Jordan describes as a bunker in Durango, Colo.

He moved to London in 1972 and honed an interest in art and philanthropy, living reclusively for years in a well-guarded mansion along the Thames.