But it need not therefore blacken all our lives.

The clouds which had long been hovering portentously in our skies now began to spread and to blacken all around the heavens.

The hill below had been completely blackened all the way to its crest.

THAT blackens all my sunlight; THAT poisons all my peace.

I shall be glad to see this Cyclops, who is blackening all the valley.

Its rotor was broken, the grass blackened all around it.

Some one, myself, yet not myself, went on, cruelly, blackening all the sweet blue sky for her.

And blackens all within.

And Will's thoughts turned once more to Norbert Franks; he, poor fellow, doubtless now raging against the faithlessness which had blackened all his sky.

It was blackened all over, partly by fire, partly new painted I think, but, under the black, I found lettering and numbers, all quite faint.

"I should have thought you'd have preferred postage-stamps," she said, gazing out of the window at a kiln that was blackening all the sky.