gaslit

Something very energetic, certainly—to seize some drugs, perhaps, and rush excitedly with him through the gaslit streets.

Captain George Percy Cavendish, standing at the window, looking abstractedly out at the starlit and gaslit street, was thinking.

Acting on impulse at last, she took council with John, securing him as her companion in the gaslit walk from a concert.

In this gaslit gut of a place, which was as narrow and circumscribed as a gallery in a mine, one was well-nigh suffocated.