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• Silence and gloom. (8)
• A gloom overcame him. (10)
• He sank back into gloom. (8)
• Dense gloom overcame him like a cowl. (10)
• The weather added what it could of gloom. (4)
• Her uncle mused awhile in a half-somnolent gloom. (10)
• They were nearly invisible in the gloom of the grave. (1)
• The past, present, and future were all equally in gloom. (4)
• The colour of it taught white to impose a sense of gloom. (10)
• I sat in gloom: you came: I saw my goddess and worshipped. (10)
• I should have known him better: I expected silence and gloom. (10)
• The gloom and melancholy which beset me, momentarily increased. (6)
• Noel clasped her hands, and her eyes seemed to shine in the gloom. (8)
• He leaped up with a face of furious gloom and went out of the room. (8)
• He watched her bending head, and his eagerness was changed to gloom. (8)
• So he returned dismally to town and spent an evening plunged in gloom. (8)
• He held out the papers, regarding his elder brother with nervous gloom. (8)
• The gloom of her first anticipations was proved to have been unfounded. (4)
• Cecilia watched her friend Nevil recovering from his short fit of gloom. (10)
• Her pale face and great shining eyes could just be seen through the gloom. (8)
• A gleam of amusement visited Jeff in the gloom where he seemed to be darkling. (9)
• The chill of the evening was in his limbs, the fear of the gloom in his heart. (1)
• Boleskey too was silent, plunged in gloom; Rozsi was dumb; Margit alone chattered. (8)
• A gloom of hoarded hatred was visible in the mass of faces, ready to spring fierily. (10)
• And then the old sudden gloom, which lasted but a second, and gave way again to chaff. (8)
• And he looked at his grandson with gloom, out of which affection distrustfully glimmered. (8)
• The night was clear, though moonless, but in the gloom of the wood the darkness was deep. (1)
• Everybody was so astounded that a gloom was cast over the social pleasures of the evening. (18)
• O, think what then had been thy doom, If homeless and without a tomb They had been left to haunt the gloom! (10)
• The gloom of a foggy spring evening was added to the smoke and grime of the careless city. (13)
• For a minute in the gloom the only sound heard was the short, hard breathing of the two men. (8)
• She was leaning against a tree, gazing on the ground, a white figure in that iron-moted gloom. (10)
• Argives, pale as midnight foam, Wax before her awful lips: White as stars that front the gloom. (10)
• In that strip of gloom between the beds it encountered another hand, which squeezed it rather hard. (8)
• The next moment he climbed the heights, and was peering at the mass of gloom that fronted the sky. (10)
• Mrs. Leighton sank deep into an accusing gloom when at last she found herself alone with her daughter. (9)
• This further black mood evaporated, and like a cessation of English storm-weather bequeathed him gloom. (10)
• The penetrable gloom there, and the growing apprehension concerning the countess and Nevil, tore her to pieces. (10)
• To broach the subject nearest his heart would cast a gloom over the one whom he loved better than his own life. (18)
• At length he appeared; and, whatever might have been the gloom of his meditations, he could still smile with them. (4)
• The spiritless air seemed to have a quality of blackness in it, as if filled with the gloom of low-hovering wings. (9)
• The opened door revealed the gloom of the dank rooms and twisting staircase, then fell to behind them with a clatter. (8)
• His music is marked by great originality and fertility of invention, but tinged with a spirit of melancholy and gloom. (3)
• What further occurred among the three of us there in the gloom of the forest has, I fancy, never been accurately related. (7)
• For an hour or more Scorrier tried to feign sleep, and hide from the stillness, and overmastering gloom of these great woods. (8)
• So stood she awhile In the gloom of the terror afield, And the silence about her smile Said more than of tongue is revealed. (10)
• Birds seemed to shun this gloom, but a single magpie crossed the one little clear patch of sky, and flew low behind the willows. (8)
• Without his knowing it, and before he had quitted the court, he had sunk into songless gloom, brooding on the scenes of the night. (10)
• It was impossible to indulge a poetic gloom there without becoming unpleasantly conspicuous in the smoking and euchre and profanity. (9)
• Those who came aboard at Rochester failed to lighten the spiritual gloom, and presently they sank into the common bodily wretchedness. (9)
• Some of them remain associated with the gloom and misery of that time, so that when I take them up they bring back its dreadful shadow. (9)
• But one of our party, unable to resist the impulse to penetrate the gathering gloom of the defile, had drifted on and was lost to sight. (20)
• A fog of plashing rain hung in red gloom about the many watchfires of the insurgents, but the Austrian head-quarters lay sombre and still. (10)
• Then the heaped-up gloom of the night, the black, wet journey to the cars and a possible awakening to identical conditions in the morning. (21)
• To none but those who have themselves suffered the thing in the body, can the gloom and depression of our Edinburgh winters be brought home. (2)
• As soon as they were swallowed in the gloom I sprang in my saddle with torture, transfixed by one of the coarsest shafts of hideous jealousy. (10)
• The clustered trees stood like temples of darkness; their shadows lengthened supernaturally; and a pale gloom crept between them on the sward. (10)
• The gloom deepened in the faces of the father and mother, but neither spoke, and Boyne resumed the word again in a tone of philosophic speculation. (9)
• This is no simple accomplishment, in the gloom of streets and with landmarks entirely unfamiliar, but it is performed without blunder or inaccuracy. (21)
• Notwithstanding this moment of gloom, however, he was in an exalted state all day, and at dinner kept looking at his brother and Traquair enigmatically. (8)
• She appealed alternately to Agostino, Vittoria, and Countess Ammiani for support, and as she certainly spoke sense, Carlo was reduced to gloom and silence. (10)
• His pencil was dipped in moral gloom, but even to the odious Cockney scoundrel, Huish, his Shakespearian tolerance accorded the virtue of indomitable courage. (2)

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