Book, Chapter

1       1, XVIII|   far from thy face in the dark shadows of passion. For
2       2, VIII | heart and searches out the dark corners thereof? What is
3       6, I    |   was wandering about in a dark and slippery way, seeking
4       6, II   |     on the other hand, the dark could have done thee no
5       7, IX   |   find an answer, amid the dark labyrinth of human punishment
6      11, XV   |   of which it could become dark and cold, if it did not,
7      12, II   |    a life like that of the dark abyss.~As for ourselves,
8      12, VIII |   itself would have been a dark shadow, instead of being,
9      12, XV   |   now appears to us in the dark image of the clouds and