Part,  Dialogue

1   1,  Int| stood prepared to light~its fires and slaughter the heretic.
2   1,  1  | apart~To make acceptable my fires and tears?~He shows the
3   1,  5  |   of ardours, which are the fires, and of sighs, which are
4   1,  5  | soul~An airy castle from my fires I build,~And if my adverse
5   2,  1  |  inflamed me with so ardent fires.~Vainly I strive some safer
6   2,  4  |    should be touched by his fires he would become such that
7   2,  4  |     Would feel and know the fires of hell~To be like winter'