From Judy, Or The London Serio-Comic Journal, 1878.

"'You'd think there were people hiding there, wouldn't you?'  She pointed to a cluster of black, bare trees."  From English Illustrated, 1899.

"I looked up the chimney, but impenetrable darkness met my gaze."  From Harmsworth Magazine, 1900.

How to Identify the Stars by Willis Isbister Milham, 1909.

"The owls on night duty have taught them that wisdom."  From English Illustrated, 1895.

From Die Muskete, 1918.

From Cartoons Magazine, 1921.

"If you were chased by a bull and your retreat was cut off on the one hand by a runaway horse, on the other by an express train, what would you do?  Would you reclimb the fence, let the bull do its worst, be run over, or meet death on the line?"  From The Sketch, 1906.

From Cartoons Magazine, 1918.

"Night doesn't hurry time.  Clocks that seemed to gain during darkness were right and the blame falls on the stars."  From Hearst's International, 1922.

"What a lark it is to fly like this by night over the world."  From Johnnykin and the Goblins, written and illustrated by Charles Leland, 1877.

"Night covering the earth."  From Pick Me Up, 1892.

"It was then that 'That Night' took on capital letters."  From Wayside Tales, 1922.

"If I could have waited till the light came!"  From Everybody's Magazine, 1908.

Every Night Book, or, Life After Dark by William Clarke, 1827.