Chapter

 1 II  |           filling his heart with fire, he only~knew that the Te
 2 II  |           dead to the world, the fire of passion burned as~fiercely
 3 IV  |         the dead~body of it with fire of Tophet.~ ~But though
 4 IV  |       men at~her ease, play with fire, receive the homage on which
 5 VI  |      coolness; he could go under fire, and duck~upon occasion
 6 VI  |       that it would be absurd to~fire off a declaration of love
 7 VIII| supposing that the chimney~takes fire). The steel feminine system
 8 VIII|        his cigar coolly into the fire.~ ~"The smoke is unpleasant
 9 VIII|         seen were~blowing up the fire, no doubt; the glow shone
10 IX  |  forehead burns hotter than your fire!"~ ~Armand turned his head
11 IX  |          herself standing by the fire in the~Comtesse de Serizy'
12 IX  |    kindling the inextinguishable fire in her veins. She~all but
13 X   |        pass through an ordeal by fire. There! not a~word. I will
14 X   |  flinging them one by one~on the fire; they are burning. You will