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> 昼でも夜でもない境界【きょうかい】の、現実の中の非現実【ひげんじつ】。そういうものが一般的【いっぱんてき】に何と言われ、形容されるか、それをすっかり忘れていた。黄昏刻【たそがれどき】は
> **[逢魔ヶ刻]【おうまがとき】** ――人でないモノに逢【あ】う刻限【こくげん】。

What (I think) I understand so far:

> The most unreal of all realities, set on the boundary that is is neither
> night nor day. What would be the usual way to call such a thing, or describe
> it - that I completely forgot. Dusk time is ???, appointed time for meeting
> things that aren't human.

Without ヶ it would seem something like "(lit.) time of meeting evil spirits",
"the witching hour" etc, but what does ヶ add? Is that a play on 刻一刻? A sign
that 逢魔ヶ is to be read like 逢魔逢魔 or 逢魔魔 (so that it becomes X刻はA時、B刻限)?

Please correct me if I failed at other parts of translation.
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What does ヶ mean here?
逢魔が刻 is a fixed expression, "time of disaster" or some such, according to a
meaning listed in the post which this question is a duplicate of.
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