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 1     I,    XIII|         slender girl is Countess Flamma, a miracle of beauty and
 2     I,    XIII|         names - "Diodora! Cenni! Flamma!" The first domineering,
 3    II,       I|    Countess Diodora and Countess Flamma. The latter turned to me,
 4    II,       I|       Why, what mystery is this? Flamma was complaining something
 5    II,      II|      smoke that the pale face of Flamma had coloured violently,
 6    II,     III|    unruly activity; and Countess Flamma's pensive silence affected
 7    II,     III|   pleasant. When, the other day, Flamma and I had made some remark
 8    II,      IV|       through and through, while Flamma's pale face was overspread
 9    II,      IV|     anybody to stay with her but Flamma. That kind soul is with
10    II,       V|         after luncheon, Countess Flamma turned to me with the question -~ ~"
11    II,       V|         on the adjacent grounds. Flamma was a bad player, anyhow,
12    II,       V|     company were on the grounds, Flamma and I stepped up to the
13    II,      VI|        not attack me.~ ~Countess Flamma's singular disclosure had
14    II,      VI|      three fairies of the castle Flamma alone had aroused my interest
15    II,      VI|    rose-scion which I had taught Flamma how to inoculate I had involuntarily
16    II,     VII|       the room in which Countess Flamma sat; the adjacent room was
17    II,     VII|        was that of the sufferer. Flamma sat reading before the lamp
18    II,     VII|  hangings divided the apartment. Flamma drew the hangings partly
19    II,     VII|          noiseless, and Countess Flamma was not aware of my presence.
20    II,    VIII|          that I was a Satanella. Flamma, the - 'angel.' Of course,
21    II,    VIII|         me against an angel like Flamma? True love is like pure
22    II,    VIII|      proof of its value. I loved Flamma, and Flamma loved me. This
23    II,    VIII|       value. I loved Flamma, and Flamma loved me. This was enough
24    II,      IX|       with it. Countess Diodora, Flamma, and myself remained in
25    II,      IX|         to me in the presence of Flamma, and in the hearing of Siegfried,
26    II,      IX|          from the violet eyes of Flamma.~ ~I rose from my seat,
27    II,      IX|          impossible. I looked at Flamma, and she answered with an
28    II,      IX|    imperious inquiries -~ ~"Lady Flamma."~ ~"Yes, it was I," said
29    II,      IX|             Yes, it was I," said Flamma, rising from her seat, and
30    II,      IX|      said it, for I had offended Flamma also; but the bitter pill
31    II,      IX|          lymphatic composure.~ ~"Flamma," said Diodora, coldly, "
32    II,      IX|          and extended my hand to Flamma. She accepted it, and I
33    II,      IX|      other intentions concerning Flamma's future," said Diodora
34    II,      IX|    embarrassed silence, and then Flamma smiled, and Diodora also.
35    II,      IX|   ceremony I shall hand you over Flamma's dowry, which she has inherited
36    II,      IX|     bowed in silence, looking at Flamma.~ ~"No; this is a matter
37    II,      IX|         leave. I turned first to Flamma, who laid both her hands
38    II,      IX|          kiss me!~ ~A week later Flamma and I were married. Everything
39    II,      IX|       great portals I drove with Flamma; from the other, Diodora
40    II,       X| mortgages, etc., her own name - "Flamma Maria Dumany of Dumanyfalva,
41    II,       X|          hand over to you," said Flamma, as I stepped nearer; and,
42    II,       X|         a power of attorney from Flamma Maria, Countess Vernöczy
43    II,       X|  inanimate as a block of ice.~ ~"Flamma!" I cried, "what does it
44    II,       X|        made me - his - wife."~ ~"Flamma!"~ ~She stood there, pale,
45    II,       X|        love and trust in her.~ ~"Flamma!" I said - "dearest! do
46    II,       X|        what would be the result? Flamma would perhaps faint away
47    II,      XI|        banker to whom I had sent Flamma's million. I opened the
48    II,      XV|         hand and sword.~ ~It was Flamma.~ ~"What do you want here?
49    II,     XVI|         a benefit?"~ ~I gazed at Flamma, and wondered how she would
50    II,    XVII|          this time the period of Flamma's confinement had arrived,
51    II,    XVII|      feared from excitement, and Flamma's health was fully established,
52    II,    XVII|         her lips to his hand.~ ~"Flamma! dearest!" he said, overcome