Chapter

 1 8 |   white teeth, a piercing eye, dark complexion, black hair,
 2 9 |           All at once, a tall, dark gentleman--just like yours,
 3 10|      or twenty-six years, with dark hair, blue eyes, and a nose
 4 10|      years, with black hair, a dark complexion, and a scar on
 5 11|        two hours past had been dark, and seemed a desert. Eleven
 6 11|       faculty of seeing in the dark. ~D'Artagnan then saw that
 7 13|    suspect," said he, "a tall, dark man, of lofty carriage,
 8 17|        never again work in the dark, and that I will know not
 9 20|       Denis. As long as it was dark they remained silent; in
10 22|     closet, which was entirely dark, and led d'Artagnan into
11 24| departed quietly. It was quite dark, and no one saw them go
12 24|    began to be more lonely and dark, he drew softly nearer,
13 24|  reflection of the moon in the dark underwood gave him serious
14 24|    garden, and that cottage, a dark mist enveloped with its
15 24|        dressed in clothes of a dark color, who ascended the
16 24|         Exactly so." ~"A tall, dark man, with black mustaches,
17 24|     man, with black mustaches, dark eyes, and the air of a gentleman." ~"
18 25|     sort of lackey, dressed in dark clothes, treated without
19 31|         you view things on the dark side, methinks." ~"My dear
20 32|       people--an ill-smelling, dark passage, a staircase half-
21 32|        apartment was a sort of dark room, littered with papers.
22 32|       the eating room--a large dark room situated opposite the
23 33|  Artagnan, led him up a little dark, winding staircase, and
24 35|       s soul whose depths were dark and unknown. He took back
25 45|         Motionless against the dark tapestry, with her hair
26 48|  constantly seen Milady like a dark cloud hovering in the horizon. ~
27 49|      stopped in a court large, dark, and square. Almost immediately
28 52|        of dismal reflection--a dark hell at the gate of which
29 52|   rocks on which is built this dark and lofty castle! How many
30 56| exhausted; but all this was so dark and so indistinct in my
31 56|       October and it was quite dark. ~"All at once the noise
32 58|     that she was a woman. ~The dark space frightened her. ~"
33 58|        The night was extremely dark. It was almost impossible
34 59|       indicated that something dark was at work within him. ~
35 64|       it was inhabited. It was dark and silent as the tomb. ~
36 65|            It was a stormy and dark night; vast clouds covered
37 65|      saw a woman, wrapped in a dark mantle, seated upon a stool
38 66|     against its pale light the dark outline of its houses, and