Depicted as a strong and holy youth whose heavenly abode is a thousand-pillared house, he has, in addition, a protective role.
The stationmaster of Astapovo, in whose modest abode Tolstoy spends his dying hours, reflects on the situation with his own wife and mistress.
Patients less than 16 years old, prisoners, those whose primary abode was outside the UK or those who did not consent were excluded.
Ethnological analogies with present-day primitive phenomena offer the equally plausible view that such figures were regarded as the representations of the abodes of spirits whose function was to help and protect, and especially during hunting.
I was also shown the cell and final abode of a rendition victim whose tortured testimony was used by the US to justify the invasion of Iraq.
Two years later, with young daughter and glamour-loving wife, he moved into the Namiestnikowski Palace, the presidential abode, promising to heal a nation whose divisions were so bitterly exposed in the campaign.
Giving a "fixed abode" and a single "occupation" made little sense to people whose employment was often seasonal, temporary or made up of several jobs.
Aickman's office unfortunates are not always men, which again distinguishes him from the donnish James, whose bachelor protagonists come undone when they venture beyond their bachelor abodes.
With no right of abode, anyone who retires or reaches 18 without a job, or whose contract ends, has to leave.
Rilke depicted the six artists about to begin their performance, and that they were used as a symbol of "human activity ... always travelling and with no fixed abode, they are even a shade more fleeting than the rest of us, whose fleetingness was lamented".
