"He would lash out against our servants, and sealed himself away in his study for days on end."
I'm loving the setup so far! A good start always leaves you with questions.
"He would lash out against our servants, and sealed himself away in his study for days on end."
I'm loving the setup so far! A good start always leaves you with questions.
Not to nag, but it actually could be "seal." All it would take is the removal of the comma. (If it stays in, then, yes, "sealed" is the correct version)
For example, remove "lash out against our servants, and" and you get, "He would seal himself away in his study for days on end."