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1 1,1|       reached them, through the obscurity, while suspended in those
2 1,2|         wind, had left in total obscurity. Even the enormous balloon,
3 1,0|      the midst of an increasing obscurity. ~There was still a height
4 1,1|         eye, for it was lost in obscurity. But there was no doubt
5 2,2|       enabled him to pierce the obscurity, he was always in the thick
6 3,2| thickness of their foliage, the obscurity rendered any object invisible
7 3,3|    absolutely deserted, and the obscurity was complete, Cyrus Harding
8 3,8|       was already dark, and the obscurity would permit them to ascertain