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 1 II  |      sought for her;~Only for one night held her in my arms.~A very
 2 II  |         the fault?~III~Will it be night forever? - I lose my way
 3 II  |       pine-field;~There is dew of night on the leaves; there is
 4 III |                 The eighty-eighth night [that is, from the festival
 5 IV  |          viewless.~   Somewhat as Night devours all lesser shadow
 6 IV  |      billow unseen out of eternal Night to burst in foam of stars.
 7 VI  |           we could, and sat up at night to watch by him; but he
 8 VI  | grandmother died. She died in the night, - when, nobody knew: in
 9 VII |      never even leave their shop, night or day, for months at a
10 VIII|               Not to have met one night is verily cause for sorrow;~
11 VIII|           a single birth the same night never comes.~But even as
12 VIII|          How knowest whether this night the tempest will not come?2~
13 VIII|         the moon of the fifteenth night, the heart till the age
14 VIII|          said that the crows were night crows;3 - ~The bell of the
15 X   |       talk to her in bed; and one night when he was in a very confiding
16 X   |           remember it was neither night nor day as we went: it was
17 X   |           to go to Yedo. The same night I passed into the house
18 X   |     Whether it was a dream of the night or a dream of the day need
19 XI  |          or Space or Change, - no night or day, - no heat or cold, -