Chapter

 1 III |   rested on the seam itself. Darkness now filled the galleries,
 2 III |    endeavoring to pierce the darkness. “Let us go on. Take my
 3 III |  before, all was silence and darkness.~
 4 VII |       and disappeared in the darkness. His father, mother, and
 5 VIII|   was its opposite wall— the darkness totally concealed; but by
 6 VIII| suddenly plunged in absolute darkness. All the oil of the lamp
 7 VIII|   now, in the midst of black darkness, to follow the passage leading
 8 VIII|   kept in the right road.~In darkness through which the eye could
 9 IX  |   which gleamed white in the darkness.~But it was not, as might
10 IX  |     were plunged in complete darkness.~“The Fire-Maiden!” shouted
11 IX  |      pierce the impenetrable darkness. Then it occurred to him
12 XI  |    our lamp is broken, utter darkness surrounds us. Nevertheless,
13 XI  |    cord continued to unwind. Darkness and silence were complete.
14 XII |     I was only thinking that darkness is beautiful as well as
15 XIII|   silently glide through the darkness?~What instinct guided this
16 XIII| flashing through the deepest darkness, come cautiously creeping
17 XIV |      pass gradually from the darkness of night to the full light
18 XVII|   proclaimed himself King of Darkness and Flame; and when he heard