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 1      I,    18   |   noons all quivering with heat,~ ~
 2      I,   245   |                In summer's heat flows on; his pigmy tide~ ~
 3      I,   714   |            Shall scorching heat usurp the temperate air~ ~
 4    III,   567   |      Dissolved beneath the heat; the mighty mound~ ~
 5     IV,   119(7)|   of the poles tempers the heat of the equator.~ ~
 6     IV,   342   | toil to fall to thirst and heat~ ~
 7     VI,   564   |         Uphill; the summer heat no longer swells~ ~
 8     IX,   377   | fires (near to the zone of heat)~ ~
 9     IX,   413   |                  As by its heat is proved); here on the
10     IX,   468   | alone sink fainting in the heat;~ ~
11     IX,   588   |  unfit to bear the morning heat?~ ~
12     IX,   711   |                Now was the heat more dense, and through
13     IX,   820   |  in the crumbling sands by heat matured.~ ~ ~ ~
14     IX,  1116   |  passed a winter free from heat and rain. 31~ ~ ~ ~
15      X,   280   |   280 Tempering the torrid heat of Egypt's clime.~ ~
16      X,   282   |    purpose, lest exceeding heat~ ~
17      X,   346   |      Gainst fiery Cancer's heat, thou tak'st thy rise~ ~