Chapter

 1 XVIII| prisms; there was the same dark canopied roof with its interstices
 2 XXII |   speed.~The night came on dark and foggy. The breeze freshened
 3 XXIII|    our work.~The night was dark, but the captain carried
 4 XXV  |     The night was not very dark, and I could see that Curtis
 5 XXVII| terrifically. It was still dark, and I could only faintly
 6 XXXIV|   the night was singularly dark, except for dazzling flashes
 7 XXXIV|   our heads were veiled in dark rolling masses of vapour,
 8 XXXIV|    vivid background to the dark grey fragments of cloud
 9 XLIV |  his hand and pointed to a dark mass skimming along the
10 XLV  |    mile from the raft, the dark parallel streaks against
11 XLVI |    quarter, so that it was dark till nearly midnight, and
12 XLVII|   I could see some unusual dark mass half way up the mast.