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 1        I,  I   |        helmets glittering like flames in the glare of light issuing
 2        I,  VII |    sent forth a plume of ruddy flames, the sparks seemed to fall
 3        I,  VIII|   those spangles in the bright flames issuing from the steamboat’
 4        I,  XI  |        completely enveloped in flames, threw a wild glare on the
 5        I,  XVI |        Yes, for my house is in flames.”~“Was it an army or a detachment?”~“
 6        I,  XVII|       Kolyvan when he observed flames shooting up among the houses
 7        I,  XVII|     now increased in violence. Flames soon sprang up on the left
 8        I,  XVII| telegram: “Two churches are in flames. The fire appears to gain
 9       II,  VIII|      in the town, as it was in flames, and about to be left by
10       II,  XI  | mirrors, which, reflecting the flames on every point and in every
11       II,  XI  |       feet divided it from the flames of Poshkavsk.~Nevertheless,
12       II,  XI  |       sufficient to spread the flames along the current, and to
13       II,  XI  |        the east, and drove the flames towards the left. It was
14       II,  XI  |        became fainter, and the flames at last disappeared behind
15       II,  XIV |      the town. Columns of blue flames ran between the two banks.
16       II,  XIV |     houses in the grasp of the flames, which it seemed too probable
17       II,  XIV |     brilliantly lighted by the flames from the Angara; then he
18       II,  XIV |  refuge in its depths from the flames. The block which bore them
19       II,  XV  |      surface of the water, the flames did not go beyond the houses
20       II,  XV  |    other fugitives, before the flames had reached their raft.