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 1       II|         home. The night is very dark, and no one will see you,
 2       IV|    sprang forward her beautiful dark hair escaped from its confinement,
 3       IV|       crimsoned her cheeks, her dark eyes flashed brilliantly,
 4        V|         to fear. His beautiful, dark eyes, which had the trembling
 5     XXIX|        near the entrance of the dark corridor leading to Chanlouineau’
 6     XXIX|             Martial’s face grew dark, and in a tone of disdainful
 7      XXX|        land of the Reche.~ ~The dark masses of foliage that he
 8      XXX|        clock sounded they saw a dark object glide slowly down
 9     XXXI| threshold.~ ~The night was very dark, and a chilling fog intensified
10    XXXIV|        had almost forgotten his dark forebodings. He was rising
11     XLII|         the place; it is always dark there, on account of the
12    XLIII|         the kitchen and a small dark room.”~ ~“Now, what is on
13     XLIV|      was there!~ ~The night was dark, and she could distinguish
14     XLIV|  articles.~ ~The night was very dark, and Marie-Anne, as she
15      XLV|       night was still, but very dark, and the progress of the
16    XLVII|         the rear.~ ~It was very dark, but had it been as light
17    XLVII|         in the distance a large dark stain upon the grass. He
18      LIV|   before he could distinguish a dark mass in the midst of the