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1 2|       daylight itself; or some shadow passing over that fair face
2 2|     the countess hidden in the shadow at the back of her box in
3 2| reciprocal affection; it was a shadow that I followed through
4 3|        the freaks of light and shadow, gladdened the eyes. While
5 3|     they took refuge under the shadow of the altar, so Raphael
6 3|     appeared before him like a shadow in the dusk; a perverse
7 3|        old man himself, in the shadow of the lime-tree, with his
8 3|     some water flower, and the shadow of her long, dark hair about