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Meanings of blackest hour in English

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Usage of blackest hour in English
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In the blackest hour of the Lincoln administration, his own party despaired of his election.
The Man in Gray: A Romance of North and South
2
In the seclusion of his own room, he went through the blackest hour of his life.
Maurice Guest
3
You found me in the very blackest hour of all-andyou seemed a shining sun to me.
An Ambitious Man
4
Then came the day of the Black Shadow, but in her blackest hour she had not felt alone.
Her Father's Daughter
5
But I knew the man: he was one of those who wear their brightest smile in the blackest hour.
The Amateur Cracksman
6
In the blackest hour that the Netherland commonwealth had ever known, the fortitude of the stadholder did not desert him.
History of the United Netherlands from the Death of William the ...
7
It was the slackest, blackest hour in an all-night dive; the nocturnal habitues had slunk away, and the day's trade had not yet begun.
The Ne'er-Do-Well
8
In the blackest hours of the morning, he slipped back into camp and into Igraine's tent.
The Irda (Children of the Stars)
9
Dreda's heart sank still further at the sound which Miss Drake's pupils had learnt to associate with their blackest hours.
Etheldreda the Ready: A School Story
10
Courage, mistress; there comes an end to the blackest hours, and surely into yours there has penetrated a beam of light.
The Brown Mask
11
"The day that brings you success will be the blackest hour of my life."
The Splendid Folly
12
"You will have one loyal follower the blackest hour of the darkest night that comes."
The One Woman: A Story of Modern Utopia
13
"He took advantage of my blackest hour," said Kate.
A Daughter of the Land
14
"I think," said Linda quietly, "that tonight is going to teach him how Marian felt in her blackest hours."
Her Father's Daughter
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