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| ...many modern hermitspeople who make the silence of solitude, and the spiritual contemplation it allows, a central part of their existenceseem determined to shatter our preconceptions of how hermits live. Many reside in or near towns and cities, support themselves with some kind of work, and mix at least occasionally with other people. Most importantly, they bear no resemblance to the misanthropes, survivalists, and social outcasts and failures we sometimes associate with hermit life.
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