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 1  1, 10|     light in little sparks of fire; pink pearls, torn from
 2  1, 12|       no boilers to burst; no fire to fear, for the vessel
 3  1, 12|   when the work was finished, fire destroyed all trace of our
 4  1, 14|        Besides," I added, "to fire under water in a medium
 5  1, 14|  system of closing, which can fire under these conditions.
 6  1, 20|   with a lentil, he lighted a fire of dead wood that crackled
 7  1, 20|     who placed them on a coal fire, after having cut them in
 8  1, 20|       that was exposed to the fire was completely roasted.
 9  1, 20|        But we were obliged to fire at them during flight, which
10  1, 20|      was roasted before a red fire of dead wood. While these
11  1, 22|    there in the midst of this fire that burns not the swift
12  1, 23|    were tipped with points of fire. ~At last, after walking
13  2, 3 |       diagonally, his eyes on fire, and his jaws open. I was
14  2, 5 |    straight lines, furrows of fire, traced by the great speed,
15  2, 6 | intolerable. ~"Could there be fire on board?" I asked myself. ~
16  2, 6 |      alive out of this sea of fire. ~The next day, the 16th
17  2, 9 |       the Nautilus. What this fire might be, what could feed
18  2, 9 | horizon. The presence of this fire under water puzzled me in
19  2, 9 |      inexplicable light was a fire on the opposite side of
20  2, 9 |    which fell in a cascade of fire into the bosom of the liquid
21  2, 12|    and settle there; lights a fire " ~"And build houses," said
22  2, 14|     sun seemed like a ball of fire, already horned by the cutting
23  2, 15| bright spots like diamonds of fire, the brilliancy of which
24  2, 15|     but I could not stand the fire which seemed to devour them.
25  2, 15|     flashes of lightning. The fire from these myriads of diamonds
26  2, 19|    the evening the sky was on fire. The atmosphere was streaked
27  2, 19|     its currents. A shower of fire had succeeded the rain.
28  2, 21|      the magazines had caught fire. Then the unfortunate vessel