Chap.

 1        1|       from the little jets of flame in the great glass luster.~“
 2        1|     his new star, which lit a flame in the eyes of the banker,
 3        1|   slightest movement blew the flame of desire: with her little
 4        3| Foucarmont’s. It’s that man’s flame out there. She won’t be
 5        5|    she had run against an old flame of hers in the wings. This
 6        6|    burned with a great bright flame.~“He’ll never get dry, and
 7        7| watches and fans, outlined in flame and burning in the open.
 8        8|   conquest of Count Muffat, a flame came into her eyes.~“Oh,
 9        8|     outside only added to the flame. He was fast becoming a
10       10|      the milky light of a gas flame in a globe of rough glass.
11       11|    dead face seemed to breath flame. And in a fit of furious
12       11|        as though an invisible flame were burning in a brazier
13       12|       a distant reflection of flame over the dark shadows moving