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 1 IV   |        would glow like coals of fire; and above them a permanent
 2 IV   |         first appearance of the fire balloon, “It is but a child,
 3 IV   |         might well think that a fire was devouring one of its
 4 IV   |        the fingers is enough to fire — pocket mitrailleuses in
 5 X    |      ebullition by subterranean fire.~The cook might have seized
 6 XI   |     water to prevent its taking fire, ran out like lightning.
 7 XV   | vultures. Often the crew had to fire into the flocks of these
 8 XV   |       as he was, stood ready to fire when the order was given.~
 9 XVI  |        Robur sailed on a sea of fire—fire without heat—which
10 XVI  |         sailed on a sea of fire—fire without heat—which there
11 XVI  |   Tierra del Fuego, the land of fire. Six months later, in the
12 XVII |      him.~There was no answer. “Fire a gun!” said Robur.~The
13 XVIII|         neared it. A network of fire barred their road. A brilliant
14 XX   |      those scoundrels set it on fire?”~“Suppose it is something