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 1    II|       Lord, and aid from Pluto black;~He, from deep caves by
 2  VIII| overgone,~The night her mantle black upon its spreads,~Hiding
 3  VIII|    eyes again,~Night's curtain black upon the earth was spread,~
 4    IX|     drops of blood, on earth's black visage shed,~Supplied the
 5    IX|       The night their acts her black veil covered under,~Their
 6    IX| refrain;~Bid them to Acheron's black flood repair,~Fit house
 7     X|        And through the ways as black as darkest night~He followed
 8   XII|       shining bright,~An armor black as jet or coal she hent,~
 9   XII|        By his white locks from black that changed were~In following
10   XII|        all his train~Of people black, hath kept and long embraced,~
11   XII|      her chief eunuch, placed;~Black was this queen as jet, yet
12   XII|      eyes~Sweet loveliness, in black attired, lies.~ ~ XXII~"
13  XIII|      in their stead the clouds black night did frame~And hideous
14    XV|      fire breaks out by night, black smoke by day.~ ~ XXXV~About
15   XVI|        in Limbo deep that won,~Black clouds the skies with horrid
16  XVII|        feminine,~Hair long and black, black face, and fiery eyne.~ ~
17  XVII| feminine,~Hair long and black, black face, and fiery eyne.~ ~
18  XVII|       shore,~Of negroes grim a black and ugly rout;~These Agricalt
19  XVII|        green skin spotted with black he wore,~That was made rich
20  XVII|      the dark folds of night's black mantle lined.~Forward they
21 XVIII|         sick, distressed;~Late black, late dreadful was this
22 XVIII| burning spears,~This flame was black, that blue, this red as
23 XVIII|   walls in open sight he came,~Black, grisly, loathsome, grim
24   XIX|    XXXVIII~The woful slaughter black and loathsome made~That
25    XX|       Moors, Arabians, Ethiops black,~Of the left wing that held
26    XX|      But when by death of this black prince alone~The taste of