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 1     I,       I|  black form, encircled by the light of the fire, and the white
 2     I,      II|    gazing at that shining red light, when all at once I felt
 3     I,      II|       Jörge had shown the red light in good season, and yesterday
 4     I,      II|        I said, "I saw the red light in time, and I shall testify
 5     I,      II|    out -~ ~"See! See, the red light! I gave the warning. They
 6     I,      II|    all aglow with the glaring light, and still those terrible
 7     I,     III|      and, in the grey morning light, the horrible picture looked
 8     I,       V|     flooded with a magic blue light. Just opposite to the entrance
 9     I,       V|    winter-garden received its light from above, and this light,
10     I,       V|    light from above, and this light, falling through large panes
11     I,       V|          In the peculiar blue light of the boudoir her naturally
12     I,      VI|        yellow, red, and green light which darted from them.
13     I,      VI|    have said that the rays of light in this room composed a
14     I,      VI|     hanging-lamp shed a green light, the glowing coals in the
15     I,      VI|    hangings. The glare of the light awakened him, and he cried
16     I,     VII| famous specialist and a great light of the profession. As I
17     I,      XI|       white tie and a pair of light gloves. "Nonsense!" he said, "
18     I,     XII|       scientific celebrity, a light in the profession? I could
19    II,       I|       a dress of some sort of light Japanese silk, covered with
20    II,       I|      a Nile-blue gown of some light material, and in style somewhat
21    II,     III|       remark about you - some light jest - she gave us such
22    II,       X|       I had seen the devilish light in their eyes. I had shuddered
23    II,    XIII|    day.~ ~A dazzling glare of light was visible through the
24    II,    XVII|                       XVII.~ ~LIGHT AT LAST.~ ~At this I gave