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1 1,9|          sparks were really only incandescent, and not at all of the same
2 3,8|        to ascertain if flames or incandescent matter thrown up by the
3 3,8| dissipated it, leaving behind an incandescent powder. This was accompanied
4 3,8|       the flames, vomiting forth incandescent rocks, some of which fell
5 3,9|          mingled with flames and incandescent stones were thrown up from
6 3,9|     without ceasing new waves of incandescent matter. ~The first waves
7 3,9|        of molten fluid, with its incandescent vapors above and its boiling