Chap.

 1        1|        of fatigue as though the heat had rendered them languid.
 2        1|        house, lately so full of heat and noise, lapsed suddenly
 3        5|      the room, which the fierce heat of the coke fire and the
 4        5| encountered, intensified by the heat under the low–pitched ceiling,
 5        5|     could only remark about the heat.~“Good heavens, how hot
 6        5|   standing. In that suffocating heat the two glasses of champagne
 7        5|       glazed lantern, where the heat was enough to roast you
 8        5|  squalor and gave out a glowing heat which, as it mounted up
 9        5|       scents, all the blasts of heat, had found their goal there.
10        6|        annoyed by the excessive heat of Muffat’s pursuit. Life
11        9|         He broke off and in the heat of explanation shouted to
12       11| shivering with cold despite the heat of the day, while amid a
13       12|       influence of her feverish heat and of remembered delights.
14       12|       wind cooled the sparkling heat which streamed down from
15       12|         quest of enjoyment. The heat was increasing, and amid
16       12|        lusters exhaled a living heat and a great glow of sunlight,