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 1 III  |         interposing between the flame and the surrounding air
 2 VI   | scentless; it burns with a blue flame, and makes respiration impossible.
 3 VI   |    surrounded the wick, and the flame burned in the open air.~
 4 VI   |       naturally accumulate. The flame of the lamp, burning straight
 5 VI   |     heard nothing. There was no flame. Evidently not a particle
 6 VI   |        report; and a little red flame, rather blue at its outline,
 7 IX   |        Dundonald Castle. A long flame twisted and bent under the
 8 IX   |      any human likeness in that flame. Waving in the wind like
 9 IX   |         the fog, had taken this flame on the top of Dundonald
10 IX   |   strange coincidence, the long flame disappeared, as if it had
11 IX   |         not exist, and that the flame, so suddenly appearing among
12 IX   |     arrests they pleased, but a flame cannot be imprisoned, an
13 XVII |    himself King of Darkness and Flame; and when he heard your
14 XVIII|   lighted Davy safety lamp, the flame being protected by the metallic