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 1     I|        been long in prison and dark places may not see clearly,
 2     I|     the earth. The sun is said dark, forasmuch as he is deprived
 3     I|       Christ, shall be then so dark that no man shall dare know
 4     I|    cross The sun then shall be dark and the moon shall give
 5     I|     and he is the clearness of dark light, he is a mirror pure
 6     I|       Jesu Christ was obscure, dark and despised, we shall live
 7     I|      Israel. And the cloud was dark that the host of Israel
 8    II|       question, which was more dark and grievous to assoil.
 9    II|     for you the place of hell, dark and tenebrous, full of dragons
10    II|      of hilum, which is to say dark matter, for he had in his
11    II|  longer, shut ye him in a much dark prison, and gather together
12    II|       this was as touching his dark understanding. ~Then in
13   III|    evil, all thy body shall be dark. By the eye is understood
14   III| Quintianus did do put her in a dark prison, and she went also
15   III|    lighten, and the air to wax dark which tofore was fair and
16   III|   brought this holy man into a dark valley, and there he waded
17   III|       and the air began to wax dark and thick, that they wist
18   III|   Carpasius, he was found in a dark place and a secret with
19   III|      tofore her. The night was dark, the wind great, and it
20    IV|        down in the west and is dark, God knoweth nothing thereof.
21    IV|       third night, when it was dark, and to her husband also,
22    IV|      Of a shrewd eye is made a dark body. He had action just,
23     V|        thou art said black and dark, daughter of darkness, friend
24     V|        then she was put into a dark prison, but a great shining
25     V|     torment of thieves, it was dark, for it was in a dark place
26     V|      was dark, for it was in a dark place and without any beauty.
27     V|   turned him, and saw a valley dark and tenebrous, and four
28     V|     lightning flew about and a dark cloud covered the mountain,
29     V|      and hath inclosed them in dark air unto the day of doom.
30     V|       led me by a long way and dark, and at the last he brought
31     V|    bound him, and set him in a dark prison, and anon after,
32     V|     his epistle: The world was dark commonly of obscurity of
33     V|      taken down and put into a dark prison with his fellows
34    VI|       And it was a place right dark, and whoso died there, died
35    VI|   against him, he was put in a dark place, and two angels said
36    VI|    there a right obscure and a dark shadow. Then S. Martin conjured
37    VI| weather changed, and waxed all dark in such wise that the people
38    VI|    there he chased away such a dark weather by his holy prayer.
39   VII|       so beaten to be put in a dark prison, and there was tormented
40   VII|       his seeming there came a dark cloud and overcovered them,
41   VII|        they saw an island full dark and full of stench and smoke,
42   VII|     fast, and therewith came a dark mist which lasted long after,
43   VII|         and it was obscure and dark to sinners, and it gave
44   VII|   thereabout a cloud black and dark, and Anthony saw an angel
45   VII|        led into a prison right dark and much obscure; and there