| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
|---|---|---|
| 16 | 936 | The View more quotes about torches">torches, and some lamps, tend to be lit toward dark by the market attendants. |
| 16 | 937 | The two streets beyond the market were now dark. |
| 16 | 938 | Individuals in poorer districts, leaving their homes after dark or returning to them after dark, commonly carry their own light, usually a lamp. |
| 16 | 939 | Individuals can be hired, in squares and markets, to escort individuals to their destinations. |
| 16 | 940 | In better districts, and on the great boulevards and such, high lamps, usually hung from poles, are usually lit after dark by employees of the city, sometimes by guardsmen. |
| 16 | 941 | "The light is not so good," said Targo. |
| 16 | 942 | "That may work in our favor. |