91.   You were nice when that light was on.

92.   The only light was the crack of light down the side of the door.

93.   He was right, she thought, gazing into the distance, there were lights everywhere, some from passing ships and others which could only be the shoreline.

94.   Sun glinted off the water and the golden light was so pellucid, so dazzling, that she felt in her bag for her sunglasses.

95.   There was a light on in one of the downstairs rooms.

96.   And there were soft lights secreted in the rocks, throwing dark shadows and splashes of light into crevices that by day would have been invisible.

97.   Just as she had expected, there were lights still ablaze as they drew up before the house.

98.   If only the lights were brighter.

99.   He was nearing her, his face almost invisible because the light was behind him.

100.   Leonora felt better instantly once there was light.