[f. LAMP sb.1 + LIGHT.] The light afforded by a lamp or lamps.

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1579.  [see LAMP sb.1 1 b].

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1705.  Hickeringill, Priest-cr., I. (1721), 53. Juglers play their Tricks … by Candle-light, or dim Lamp-light.

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1822.  Byron, Werner, III. iii. 23. A distant lamp-light is an incident In such a den as this.

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1832.  G. Downes, Lett. Cont. Countries, I. 397. We descended by lamp-light to a considerable depth.

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1884.  E. P. Roe, Nat. Ser. Story, iii. in Harper’s Mag., Feb., 457/1. Lamp-light and fire-light revealed a group.

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