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 1 II |     now more acute; a strange fire seemed to burn his vitals;
 2 II |     life he complained that a fire was burning in his breast,
 3 III|     place. ~ ~ ~"The trial by fire is no less certain: the
 4 III|       is no less certain: the fire evaporates and disperses
 5 III|       a strange, irresistible fire.~ ~"The poison employed
 6 III|       escapes in the trial by fire, leaving behind only innocent
 7 III|   chest and throw it into the fire; otherwise, she declared,
 8 V  |  stains have been purified by fire, without suffering the penalty
 9 VI |      you; unless, indeed, the fire of charity has so purified
10 VI | untied, and placed before the fire in the usual manner. While
11 VI |     While there, close to the fire, lying on the mattress,
12 VI |     one? Do you know there is fire in the sentence?" The doctor
13 VI |     sir? I told you there was fire in my sentence. And though
14 VI |    your body is cast into the fire and reduced to ashes or
15 VI |      have upset me it is this fire burning in my eyes like
16 VII|      and a minute ago I saw a fire very different from the
17 VII|       very different from the fire of love, which only some