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1      I,       I|   letters and papers into the flames, then several dainty articles
2     VI,       I|   hell; I see the everlasting flames - and the sneering devils - "~ ~"
3   VIII,     III|      glow in the midst of the flames. It became red, then a pale
4     IX,      II|   Fervlans. "Mire first, then flames, bar our way. Quis quid
5     IX,      II|        to a man, fighting the flames which threatened their meadows.
6      X,     III| dwellings ruined by bombs and flames, yet the thought that he