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 1        I,  II  |      slim and graceful, with dark curling hair and mustaches,
 2        I,  XI  | afraid to approach it in the dark.”~The count expressed his
 3        I,  XVII|      shore. The creature had dark, almost black hair, and
 4        I,  XVII|      brown hair and lustrous dark eyes, beautiful as one of
 5        I,  XX  |   that it opened into a long dark gallery. They entered and
 6       II,  V   |  feet up the mountain, was a dark hole, above which the stream
 7       II,  VIII| wouldn’t keep us long in the dark, if he thought we were not
 8       II,  VIII|   the poles were alternately dark and light; the intervening
 9       II,  X   |    onwards, like the moon, a dark cold mass in space?~In the
10       II,  X   |      of which the innermost, dark though transparent, is 9,
11       II,  XI  |      your whereabouts before dark,” he said, “you will not
12       II,  XI  |   force.”~The night would be dark; their moon was in conjunction,
13       II,  XI  |  flickered out.~It was quite dark.~“Forward!” cried Servadac,
14       II,  XIII|      had taken refuge in the dark abyss of the volcano’s crater.~
15       II,  XIV | paying several visits to the dark little storehouse, making