Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  I   |       standing out dimly in the darkness, the vague outlines of the
 2        I,  XI  |       slope, disappeared in the darkness.~“Your brother is wrong,”
 3        I,  XI  |         then, on account of the darkness, Michael could not see them,
 4        I,  XVI |      encouraging words. In such darkness as this great care was necessary
 5        I,  XVI |        around, and, through the darkness, discovered a confused mass
 6        I,  XVI |        needful to profit by the darkness to leave the little wood
 7        I,  XVI | consumed, and now went out, the darkness being still profound under
 8       II,  IX  |      stumbled against it in the darkness.~Nadia fell on her knees
 9       II,  X   |       during the night, and the darkness would also favor their entrance
10       II,  XI  |       was enveloped in complete darkness. The moon being new had
11       II,  XI  |       valley of the Angara.~The darkness could not fail to favor
12       II,  XI  |         being seen, even in the darkness, but, as it was, it was
13       II,  XI  |         of light dispelling the darkness for a time, exhibited the
14       II,  XI  |       their eyes glowing in the darkness like red coals, sprang onto
15       II,  XI  |         beasts of prey, require darkness for their proceedings, and
16       II,  XI  |        wounded, although in the darkness it was only by chance that
17       II,  XIII|         say during the hours of darkness from the 5th to the 6th
18       II,  XIV |     could be obtained.~Profound darkness reigned in the room. Ogareff
19       II,  XIV |     bright light dissipated the darkness of the night.~“At last!”