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 1 2 |       him; taking his son under fire as if to a fete,~and Gasselin,
 2 2 |    square table in front of the fire; then she fetched her distaff,
 3 6 |       sphinxes, polished by the fire of the desert, kissed by
 4 7 | forehead; even his ears~were on fire.~ ~"Oh! forgive me," she
 5 7 |         and used only once, set fire to the~yellow leaves, placing
 6 8 |       this family, prepared the fire~that consumes me, that /
 7 8 |        who has~been twice under fire in La Vendee! If the Cause
 8 9 |         all young men. A subtle fire~flames within their breasts
 9 10|   impassible face with tints of fire. During this strange~scene
10 11|        rapid glance, and~struck fire like flints. The marquise
11 12|    mansion seemed to have~taken fire; this love of her son flamed
12 12|       burning in his heart like fire. The Chevalier du Halga~
13 12|        without having~faced the fire of a piercing glance from
14 13|       light~of the soul and the fire of love were withdrawn.~ ~
15 15|        women. In short, he will fire a broadside of malicious
16 15|     executioner. Young men spit fire and flame; they~leave a
17 18|        where I played,~not with fire, butwith ashes! I studied
18 18|     said. "Put some wood~on the fire. You see, Calyste, that
19 19|   red-hot needles heated in the fire of a nervous fever.~Her
20 19|      the unlucky paper into the fire as she spoke.~ ~When Calyste
21 20|       flung the letter into the fire,~determined to pretend that
22 20|      son in her arms beside the fire in a way that surprised~
23 24|     azure, a wivern or, darting fire, ongle gules, and scaled
24 24|   settled intention~to war with fire and sword, I cannot absolutely
25 25|     into an armchair beside the fire. "Here am I, on the point
26 25|        putting~the irons in the fire."~ ~And Maxime left Couture
27 25|      quite astounded, Raoul put fire into her heart by pretended
28 26|      Maxime's machinations, the fire of discord flamed in the~