As the central government makes more contact with smaller, secluded municipalities like Loíza, more deaths will almost certainly be added to that tally.
There are secluded getaways, like the stone Summer House beneath tall horse chestnuts, or the Teahouse, a little stone tower set into the hill.
Mr. Gretz's brother, Bill, who also lives on Staten Island, suggested creating a secluded garden like the one in the 1911 children's classic.
We spent one afternoon wandering secluded streets like Rue des Portes Mordelaises, which was hidden behind an arched doorway in a remaining slice of the stone ramparts that once protected the city, and into plazas humbler than Place de la Mairie, like Place du Champ Jacquet, which is lined by a fully intact row of those towering timber-framed houses.
With the 1997 Globe these transitions are somewhat raucous and abrupt; with the playhouse this is done by wrapping it with a neutral corridor such that the interior becomes a bubble, detached and secluded, something like entering a cinema in an unusually high-quality multiscreen complex.
If Nigel's parents' house had been anything like Jane's, she might have felt a pang of recollection when they arrived, but although it was secluded behind trees like hers, and with the same defensive air of privilege, it was modern — all glass rectangles and slats of unpainted reddish wood.
Because many of her famous interviews "were sometimes conducted in dubious places, like secluded tents in the desert, and lasted quite a while," Darnton writes, "there were those who spread rumors that she was putting out more than hard work".
How many of these lone and deranged gunmen, quietly secluded from the world like brutalized baboons, could have been redirected along a different path if there had been a community that made them feel secure?
At the same time, it's so secluded that you feel like in the middle of the rainforest with nothing around you, providing the kind of privacy and exclusivity that many wish for.
