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 1 1|      light to his eyes and his dark cheeks. It was a spark of
 2 1|      beneficent and appalling, dark and luminous, far and near,
 3 1|     ardent over pale faces and dark, almond-shaped eyes. He
 4 1|      pictures by Velasquez, as dark and full of color as a poem
 5 1|       shadows represented by a dark background; an aureole of
 6 1|       him, or he also read the dark signs of fate in the faded
 7 1|       singular brilliancy. The dark grain of the leather had
 8 1|    vigor of its contrasts. Her dark hair fell in luxuriant curls,
 9 2|        soothed by slumber, the dark broodings charmed away by
10 2|   would light up and color the dark abysses of this strange
11 2|        thoughtful, letting her dark velvet eyes rest upon me
12 2|       cavern-like chill in the dark office that made me shudder;
13 2|       final flare. Night threw dark shadows over this prolonged
14 2|       The hollow eyes with the dark circles round them seemed
15 2|   Valentin made answer, with a dark, inscrutable look at his
16 3| equipage, a brougham painted a dark brown color, but with the
17 3|       remained, lost in secret dark reflections and consuming
18 3|        the thick mists in some dark valley - a sad enlightenment,
19 3|     yellowish rocks showed the dark entrance into its depths,
20 3|   candle that lit up the great dark rooms of the mansion with
21 3|        the shadow of her long, dark hair about it seemed to