Book,  Par.

 1     I,     88|    blood, they bewailed the darkness with its awful omen, and
 2    II,     38|     at his side, and in the darkness, now to him the gloom of
 3    II,    110|     credulity, and amid the darkness confident assertion was
 4    IV,     69|  wives with mournful cries. Darkness, which increased the daring
 5  XIII,     22|     this the night with its darkness and prolonged festivity
 6  XIII,     29| encounter the prince in the darkness, and because he fiercely
 7  XIII,     50|  retired on the approach of darkness.~ ~
 8  XIII,     57|      and some period of the darkness was given up to passion;
 9   XIV,     27|   throng dared to do in the darkness anything they had lusted
10    XV,     47|  gestures and movements. As darkness approached, all the adjacent
11    XV,     47|      even when a woman weds darkness hides.~ ~
12    XV,     61| thither, unattended, in the darkness. In the one case was the