Chapter

 1 12|          and found themselves in darkness; but Mme. Bonacieux was
 2 22|        man waited in comparative darkness and listened. ~The queen
 3 27|     disappeared as into profound darkness. ~Then the demigod vanished;
 4 35|      reconducted him through the darkness, and only quit him at the
 5 37|         sounded strangely in the darkness, "Are you afraid, dear Monsieur
 6 41| Nevertheless, day dawned without darkness having brought any accident. ~
 7 48|         a shadow appeared in the darkness the outline of which was
 8 49|     night. The fog increased the darkness, and formed round the sternlights
 9 49|      seen; trees appeared in the darkness like great black phantoms
10 49|       made her eyes flash in the darkness. ~The young man remained
11 51|         in daylight, faithful in darkness. We can find no fault with
12 56|      vain to shake off the heavy darkness of the sleep from which
13 56|         myself again in complete darkness. The same noise of a door
14 56|          out, and I was again in darkness. But the night passed away
15 56|     evening came on, and with it darkness; but however profound was
16 56|        however profound was this darkness, my eyes began to accustom
17 56|          ascend, and leave me in darkness; then I heard the well-known
18 56|    events took place. During the darkness, as before, my supper was
19 56|          chamber was filled with darkness and obscurity, but I made
20 56|         effort to penetrate this darkness and obscurity. ~"Nearly
21 56|         saw, notwithstanding the darkness, a shadow which approached
22 64|        silver which shone in the darkness he consented, and walked
23 65|         extinct, all remained in darkness. ~Every minute Athos was
24 65|       had been confounded in the darkness, and advanced into the middle