by night

When the two days were over, we went by night to the bush.

Some are best seen in the morning, others by night.

Will you give me no peace at all by night or day?

And they are said then to travel by night, not day.

Give me back the dark beauty of the world by night.

The hour was early, but he must travel by night.

"I was looking for a house with a red door, but by night all the doors are black."

But of course this was day; it might be another matter by night.

There was nothing to prevent the girl from going off by night.

By night they could be on the highway to York.

I did leave my secret room, of course, but only when everyone was out, or by night after they were in bed.

She brought me here by night and I was so frightened.

I once met a cow in a field by night.

More likely one of them traveling men that comes and goes by night.

Only a little light left, but we'd traveled by night before.

By night they would have water enough for all of them, man and beast.

That was why she now went about by night, and slept during the day.

If we went by night, he could ferry us one at a time without being seen.

By night, I knew, they were white, throwing back the light.

This was not a neighborhood he wanted to have to visit again by night.

By night he watched the company discuss with the king of the dead.

It's great, if only to see the red fort by night.

Though it would be best if you came most often by night."

I will come back this afternoon and, have the boat at my house by night.

On 3 November, in a difficult position, he fought his way out by night.