At the little fountain in the ~plaza~ he made an apology for a toilet with his wetted handkerchief. Across the open square filed the dolorous line of friends to the prisoners in the calaboza, bearing the morning meal of the immured. The food in their hands roused small longing in Blythe.英文原著 · 《Cabbages and Kings》
What stern vow keeps you immured in this solitary temple, depriving all mortals of a vision of so much loveliness?英文原著 · 《Chitra, a Play in One Act》
Good Lord, it's about the most interesting thing I've ever heard. I didn't know anybody could escape from that awful sort of prison-house in which our--I'm English now--in which our upper class immures itself. Yet you've done it. I take it that the thing is done now?"
"I'm not going back into the prison-house again, if you mean that," said Michael. "And will your father cut you off?" asked he. "Oh, I haven't the least idea," said Michael. "Aren't you going to inquire?"
Michael hesitated. "No, I'm sure I'm not," he said.英文原著 · 《Michael》
But it was no cry of terror. Right ahead was a narrow opening in the solid rock; it was hardly forty feet wide. Whether it was a passage or no, it mattered little; it was at least a refuge; and, driven by wind and wave, the _Dobryna_, under the dexterous guidance of the lieutenant, dashed in between its perpendicular walls. Had she not immured herself in a perpetual prison?英文原著 · 《Off on a Comet》
/The Old Man./--The rich care little for those, from whom no honour is reflected upon themselves in the world. Many of them have relations much more to be pitied than Madame de la Tour, who, for want of their assistance, sacrifice their liberty for bread, and pass their lives immured within the walls of a convent.英文原著 · 《Paul and Virginia》
"He was immured in a high and spacious tower; he had books enough, his Titus Livius, his histories of Rome, the Bible," &c.英文原著 · 《Rienzi》