| And for several minutes the sole thought of the soliloquist was love. |
| Mr Omer is an English soliloquist, and prattles on without embarrassment as he blunders his way all over David's grief. |
| What was once a behavior restricted to the occasional jogging soliloquist, however, has exploded to encompass just about everyone on the block. |
| With lines 19-42 the soliloquist at once strikes the key-note of the poem. |
| Love is ever with the author of Christmas Eve, as with the soliloquist, of worth immeasurably greater than mere intellect. |
| For here, as elsewhere in the dramatic poems, Browning has completely identified himself with his soliloquist. |
