| They both departed from the xenodochial type, in limiting admission to the sick only, and from the city hospital tradition by depending for support on privately donated funds. |
| In the case of Crusoe, his initial flight from England against the wishes of his family, his enslavement by the Moors, and his shipwreck on the island, all attest to xenodochial desire. |
| Xenodochial reporters will write back even if they're not interested, but some don't at all. |
| With the new US ambassador set for a carriage ride to meet the Queen, he recalls that, in a xenodochial gesture from the palace, three carriages were sent for a past ambassador and staff. |
| We were, from our singularities, xenodochial, non-parochial, and matrimonial, while in stark contrast, you're the roundabout with exits and entrances glowing in hundreds. |
