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Another night came down, and the steamer wallowed in inky blackness.

The inky smell and the activity of the print shop fascinated him.

All that time neither Heemskirk nor even his inky shadow had stirred in the least.

Then with diabolic menace the colour changed to an inky blackness, while high above rose the edge of the pall.

Having signed the petition and wiped her inky finger on her petticoat, she got up and looked at him.

He gets to his height, and the clouds part; he goes his way and looks back kindly on the golden streak which was an inky cloud.

The material was secured through a trick, and Inky Jed knew an unscrupulous printer who did the work for him.

The gloom of approaching night was deepened by the inky clouds that obscured the sky.

The inky blackness of those tunnelled caverns in the Gap confronted his mind like a nightmare.

The camp-fire was burning brightly, cutting a luminous hemisphere out of the inky darkness.