Chapter

1 I  |  and was surrounded by four deep valleys, one on each side,
2 I  | point of the group, threw a deep black shadow; Hebron, in
3 I  |    Antipas, after drawing a deep breath, asked for news of
4 I  | window. The walls were of a deep shade of crimson, so dark
5 II |     bearing torches.~In the deep shadows hideous instruments,
6 II |   manes had been coloured a deep blue; their hoofs were wrapped
7 II |    for what might happen.~A deep groan, hollow and startling,
8 II |     and the sunset spread a deep rosy glow over the horizon,
9 III|      Her lips were tinted a deep crimson, her arched eyebrows