Chapter

 1 II  |     upon its white surface the dark stains of numerous footprints
 2 III |        discovered it on such a dark, foggy night? No; for I,
 3 V   |      any great melodrama, very dark and very mysterious, to
 4 IX  |       black hair. They were as dark as mulattoes—”~“Enough!”
 5 XI  |     tall as grenadiers, and as dark as moles!”~Between plausible
 6 XI  |        two women were tall and dark. If he had said: “The women
 7 XII |   female giants. They were as ‘dark as moles,’ you said; a witness
 8 XII |   people’s faces when it is as dark as—”~He checked himself,
 9 XIII|  coming on. It was already too dark to see to write, and accordingly
10 XIV |        of medium size, of very dark complexion—wearing a full
11 XV  |   could not distinguish in the dark, called out: “Is that you,
12 XVII|    five feet high, with a very dark complexion; and very wrinkled
13 XIX |      myself look old or young, dark or light, or assume the
14 XX  |       to a glass door. “In the dark room there, sir. By leaving
15 XXI | changed, for he wore a pair of dark blue linen trousers, of