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 1       3, II     |  miseries: fuel for my own fire. Now, why does a man like
 2       4, XII    |   speak, you burn with the fire of love.~
 3       5, III    | thou, O Lord, “a consuming fire,”125 mayest burn up their
 4       6, XIII   |    dragons, and all deeps; fire, and hail, snow and vapors,
 5       7, IV     |    warm one another, catch fire from each other; moreover,
 6      10, XXIX   |   purged and molten in the fire of thy love.~
 7      12, IX     |    moves to its own place. Fire tends upward; a stone tends
 8      12, IX     |  we glow inwardly with thy fire - with thy good fire524 -
 9      12, IX     |   thy fire - with thy good fire524 - and we go forward because
10      12, IX(524)|                 Tongues of fire, symbol of the descent of
11      12, XIX    | appeared cloven tongues of fire, and they sat on each of