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1 6 |   surmounts a~pair of eyes whose flame scintillates at times like
2 6 |        illuminates them~and they flame. But in repose they are
3 7 | criticism. It is so natural that flame should~rise! He listened
4 8 |          nothing of love but the flame of its~lamp-wick? Are my
5 11|      only~have added fuel to the flame. On the contrary, before
6 11|      companion which looked~like flame.~ ~"Ah, my dear; but /you/
7 15|          Young men spit fire and flame; they~leave a woman with
8 15|          be, whose~love will not flame up again the moment he sees
9 16|    stirred within him, as if the flame of his~own life were flickering.