Chapter

 1 1 |       finally one stormy night pale flames, reflected from the clouds
 2 1 |        continued and increased, the flames would have appeared above
 3 1 |             morning, another alarm! Flames leaped up above the rocky
 4 1 |           is well wooded. But these flames were too sudden for any
 5 1 |            reawakened? Added to the flames, was a rain of stones and
 6 1 |           saw that the glare of the flames was decreasing. In truth
 7 2 |              At the moment when the flames showed most sharply, I was
 8 2 |            in mine.”~“But as to the flames which rose clearly above
 9 2 |           which sped away after the flames had died down, and what
10 3 |        since the last appearance of flames above the Great Eyrie?”~“
11 3 |          why not, Mr. Strock? These flames! These superb flames, which
12 3 |          These flames! These superb flames, which have so terrified
13 5 |           knowledge in this matter. Flames have certainly risen above
14 6 | inexplicable. It was he who lit the flames of the Great Eyrie. It was
15 15|          mechanism destroyed by the flames.~Clearly at some period
16 15|             at the Great Eyrie, the flames which rose above the crest,
17 17|            dense smoke, the roaring flames rose to a height which towered
18 17|          crater had reopened. These flames would announce to them another
19 17|           which the violence of the flames cast forth. Little by little
20 17|         huge bonfire grew less. The flames sank down into a mere mass