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1 1,2 |     doubly concealed by the darkness of the night and by the
2 1,2 |     upon it in spite of the darkness, and when he had it in his
3 6,2 | storm arose, and so long as darkness lasted, great rumblings
4 7,3 |   is wrapped in mystery and darkness, like that in which the
5 7,4 |   night to get away in that darkness which had aided his coming
6 11,5|   soon disappeared into the darkness. ~Carracciuolo learned the
7 14,2|    chamber was once more in darkness. ~Then Cardinal Caraffa,
8 15,1|     remained in silence and darkness. ~After the first moment
9 16,1|     was a terrible one: the darkness of the night prevented the