Letter

 1 I |        subject to the power of fire, and thus been exposed to
 2 I |  became exposed to danger from fire? O thou blessed man, and
 3 I | shaking off the viper into the fire, suffered no harm. They,
 4 I |        touched by the flame of fire, you should, on the other
 5 I |        and had kindled a large fire beneath the floor which
 6 I |   journey. About midnight, the fire bursting up through the
 7 I | fearful conflagration; and the fire had even laid hold of the
 8 I |        flames. Then truly, the fire having been removed by divine
 9 I |       crackling and struggling fire, broke open the barred door;
10 I |      the barred door; and, the fire being extinguished, they
11 I |       been burnt to ashes by a fire of so long continuance.
12 II|       with a countenance as of fire, with eyes like stars, and