Chapter

 1 I   |       burn the dead, large bright fires might be seen, at which
 2 I   |          shadow, so that only the fires of his two fixed eyes could
 3 II  |            During the whole night fires were seen burning on the
 4 II  |   spreading throughout the plain; fires were burning here and there;
 5 IV  |         in the sun to light their fires; the Syracusan women had
 6 IV  |         shone in the sun’s latest fires, and the Barbarians believed
 7 IV  |        whole town was asleep. The fires of the outposts shone like
 8 V   |         his head was covered with fires; the sea filled the horizon;
 9 VI  |         in imagination behold the fires in long, straw-roofed cottages
10 VI  |       about, and the sun’s latest fires gilded the carapaces of
11 VII |          in a ball on the summit.~Fires were burning in cylinders
12 VII |       Intelligences! by the eight fires of the Kabiri! by the stars,
13 VII | wine-coloured, and blood-coloured fires suddenly illuminated the
14 VII |         bed to induce dreams.~The fires from the stones and the
15 VIII|           In spite of the cold no fires were lighted.~In the middle
16 IX  |         They lighted large bright fires, which, while dazzling themselves,
17 X   |          gently; they transmitted fires to the glass balls on the
18 XI  |        and a great throng. Bright fires were burning beneath hanging
19 XI  |       followed the traces of your fires as though I were travelling
20 XIII|     centre of the courts. But the fires, being too much confined,
21 XV  |          man writhing beneath the fires like a candelabrum blown