Likelier, it had but been relegated to some mirky recess of the shop...

The sun sank into the mist, giving it a blood-red tinge, and night fell swiftly in the mirky swamp.

After that, the bog lay mirky and silent, with no record of the dead man that lay in its grip.

Robin glanced out of the window and saw that they were crossing the river in the mirky gloom of a London winter Sunday.

The room was filled with smoke, through which mirky atmosphere the clear red light of the burning charcoal peered out steadily like a Cyclop's eye.

Mirky, who joined the occupation two months ago, said he was shocked by the eviction.