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 1 1,5|      was heard and a tiny blue flame sprang up, making a choking
 2 1,5|     match so as to augment the flame, and then slipped it into
 3 1,5|        crackled and a cheerful flame, assisted by the vigorous
 4 1,7|    armful of dry wood, and the flame cast a bright light into
 5 1,7|       lighted up with a bright flame. ~"It is Top!" cried Herbert. ~
 6 1,0|  escaped from its sides; not a flame could be seen in the dark
 7 1,8|      yet nothing appeared. The flame then went out with a slight
 8 2,4|       hearth. The sight of the flame seemed at first to fix the
 9 3,5|     and thickness, without any flame mingling in its heavy volumes.
10 3,5|      the mountain was vomiting flame. At a few minutes to eleven
11 3,8|        or spout forth fire and flame as much as it pleases, that
12 3,8| Franklin. Pillars of smoke and flame escaped from the crater;
13 3,9|   appeared that the current of flame spread more rapidly among