1
But when his genius is in eclipse, Dante is a dreadfully smoky lamp.
2
We looked intelligently into each other's faces in the beam of the smoky lamp.
3
There was no light in the room but that of a small and smoky lamp.
4
I found myself in a lofty and spacious room, badly lighted by a smoky lamp.
5
Putting out the smoky lamp, they left the place.
6
The smoky lamp gave but little light, and he also believed that Salammbô was asleep.
7
The smoky lamp burns more dimly and outside on the streets life begins to die out.
8
Under the smoky lamp of reality you vaguely distinguish the battered grotesque shapes, rising in the ruins.
9
There was very little light from a smoky lamp down at the end where the wounded were.
10
And he shut Hyacinthe into the shed with a smoky lamp, his tools, and the sandalwood cabinet.
11
It came and went, and when it went away she would grow dim like a smoky lamp.
12
A smoky lamp shed a flickering, yellow-fever tinge upon his pallid face and the closely-packed regiments of gallipots.
13
Taking up the smoky lamp, Arnold Baxter led the way out of a rear door to a side hallway.
14
By the light of the smoky lamp I thought that Monty wore a strangely divided air, between gloom and exultation.
15
And then, by the light of the smoky lamp, he saw Marija who sat nearest him, shaking her head slowly.
16
He lit a smoky lamp; but it gave light enough for her to see that the hut was all but empty.
