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 1    II|           deep caves by Acheron's dark shores,~Where circles vain
 2    II|      sleep, nor ease, nor shadows dark,~Could make the faithful
 3   III|           town,'~With aged cedars dark, and shadows brown.~ ~ LVII~
 4   VII|         closed him fast in prison dark and blind.~ ~ XLVI~As in
 5   VII|           an ugly veil~Of shadows dark, was hid from mortal eye,~
 6   VII|         rain and hail,~Now was it dark, now shone the lightning
 7  VIII|           to shed,~Illumine their dark souls with light divine,~
 8    IX|          told.~ ~ XV~Their mantle dark, the grisly shadows spread,~
 9     X|          this secret path, though dark and deep;~For great King
10    XI|          Antioch, nor the evening dark~Can help your privy sleights
11    XI|           been the fray,~But that dark night, from her pavilion
12   XII| revengement swears.~ ~ ~ I~Now in dark night was all the world
13   XII|         Which sable knight did in dark bosom drown:~Yet night,
14   XII|         torment,~The ugly shades, dark night, and troubled air~
15   XII|         heart down went,~And that dark night of sorrow somewhat
16  XIII|        whose labor would~To their dark shades let in heaven's golden
17  XIII|         gloomy shade,~That like a dark mirksome even it seems;~
18    XV|           XLVII~Within a thick, a dark and shady plot,~At the hill'
19  XVII|           beams of gold~Which the dark folds of night's black mantle
20  XVII|          was their guide~On their dark journey hastes them forth
21  XVII|         silent so through night's dark shade they fly,~The hermit
22  XVII|          some knowledge doubtful, dark, obscure~We have of coming
23 XVIII|          shalt subdue, which that dark grove unites:~Let no strange
24 XVIII|          shine,~This bright, that dark; that earthly, this divine.~ ~
25   XIX|      sounded the retreat;~For now dark shades to shroud the earth