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1 I  |            fair as his brother was dark, as deliberate as his brother
2 II |         close to him, in the wide, dark ditch between the two piers,
3 III|          that Jean was fair and he dark, that they were not in the
4 VI | harvest-time. Alternating with the dark hue of clover and the raw
5 VII|         left Mme. Rosemilly in the dark with his father and brother;
6 VII|        about him, peering into the dark corners with anxious eyes,
7 VII|         all would have been empty, dark, and void as the night.
8 IX |          sort of basement, low and dark, like a gallery in a mine,