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1         I,II |     Paris and his sojourn in a dark shop had dulled the brightness
2         I,IV |        is a central~spot where dark passages meet, and connect
3         I,IV | hanging gardens, and chairs of dark mahogany covered with horse-hair.~
4         I,VI |  rushed headlong to~the little dark staircase, as much to tell
5         I,VI |       Rue des Lombards, was so dark that except at~certain seasons
6         I,VI |        of the court, which~was dark, irregular, and surrounded
7         I,V  |   chamber looking into a~damp, dark court, where Gaudissart,
8         I,VI |     little office in the damp, dark /entresol/ above the shop,
9         I,VII|        learned to~value in the dark days."~ ~"That phrase is