Meanings of friendly darkness in English

He slipped into its friendly darkness and was presently lost to sight.

Then under cover of the friendly darkness they would resume their journey on the river.

In this shadow I walked, and its friendly darkness sheltered both myself and my horse.

We thought that day would never end, and longed for night and the friendly darkness.

She gained it, and turned into its friendly darkness.

Her knees wobbled as she entered the friendly darkness.

Here in the friendly darkness, in the quiet of the night, I could think it all out.

Larralde turned to the right again, up a narrow street which seemed to promise a friendly darkness.

He was desirous of using up the time until he could have the covert of the friendly darkness.

Out into the friendly darkness, where man and beast, where pursuer and pursued, are equal, and equally helpless.

He drew the defence with a feint to the left, then, swerving to the right, shot past into the friendly darkness.

He paced about the trampled hollow to keep his blood in circulation, and in a little while the friendly darkness began to gather.

As soon as friendly darkness again returned, we moved forward, weary, hungry, and footsore, still governed in our course by the North Star.

The sunset, however, came at the last, the friendly darkness gathered about them, and a cool wind rustled through the darkness across the desert.

She did not speak again, and soon I was out of danger, hurrying on through the friendly darkness, beyond the reach of her voice.

If the Americans can hold on until the friendly darkness sets in, they may retain possession of Charlestown and force the British to evacuate Boston.