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 1 XVI   | scarcely distinguishable in the gloom. Once in a while, the reflection
 2 XVI   |        of lightning pierced the gloom, and the rent it made had
 3 XXI   |       confused mass through the gloom.~As usual, he took the nine-o’
 4 XXII  |         s, through this intense gloom.~The car was approaching
 5 XXII  |  stationary in the midst of the gloom, and during the night, while
 6 XXIV  |       burning day, and a heated gloom closed in upon it, as soon
 7 XXVI  |       entirely in the deepening gloom. The doctor, cool, impassible,
 8 XXVIII|      ground, disappeared in the gloom.~
 9 XXX   |         light shone in the deep gloom, and around reigned the
10 XXXIII| strained eyes and ears into the gloom during his watch, sometimes
11 XLIX  |         mimic them in nights of gloom.~“An admirable landscape