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 1     I|     bronze melts conquered in the flame;~ Warmth and the piercing
 2     I|            The selfsame words: if flame and smoke and ash~ Still
 3     I|           with bursting flower of flame."~ Good sooth - yet fire
 4     I|          the forests.~ Whereas if flame, already fashioned, lay~
 5     I|      bright stars,~ And the sun's flame along the blue is fed~ (
 6    II|        roofs of houses, and swift flame laps up~ Timber and beam, '
 7    II|          they draw long trails of flame~ Wherever Nature gives a
 8    II|             smoke, and cloud, and flame -~ Must not (even though
 9    II|          dire Chimaeras breathing flame~ From hideous jaws - Of
10   III|   enkindled~ Along the vitals, to flame is blown by both~ With mutual
11   III|    succeeds to cause,~ Nor is the flame once wont to be create~
12    IV|        wool that's drawn into the flame.~ Therefore the earth is
13    IV|          burgeoning in flowers of flame,~ And twain the furniture
14    IV|      rekindled be in members,~ As flame can rise anew from unseen
15     V|     veiled~ By the swift birth of flame from all the fires.~ Thus,
16     V|         poison. Once again, since flame~ Is wont to scorch and burn
17     V|         the body belch~ Infuriate flame? Wherefore, the man who
18     V|       yielded~ Either from mutual flame, or from the man's~ Impetuous
19     V| out-flares~ The scorching heat of flame, when boughs do chafe~ Against
20     V|         to cook and soften in the flame~ The sun instructed, since
21     V|    Breakage of forest trees - and flame and fire,~ As soon as known.
22    VI|           as to whence the flying flame hath come,~ Or to which
23    VI|         twill suddenly~ Kindle to flame and burn with monstrous
24    VI|         monstrous sound,~ As if a flame with whirl of winds should
25    VI|       aught that in the crackling flame~ Consumes with sound more
26    VI|            The pulsing flashes of flame; thence followeth~ The detonation
27    VI|     hollow furnaces within~ Wheel flame around, until from bursted
28    VI|        flash these colours of the flame.~ Likewise, it lightens
29    VI|        the very rooms~ With swift flame hold a fierce dominion.~
30    VI|      forthwith~ Yon fiery coil of flame which still we call,~ Even
31    VI|           as to whence the flying flame hath come,~ Or to which
32    VI|           yonder suddenly angered flame~ Out-blows abroad from vasty
33    VI|           Fierce fire of swiftest flame, it lifts itself~ And hurtles
34    VI|           to up-bear~ Thereby the flame, and to up-cast from deeps~
35    VI|        fire forthwith and shoot a flame; so, too,~ A pitch-pine
36    VI|        abroad, and to combine~ In flame above. Even as a fountain
37    VI|        before~  'Thas touched the flame, and in same wise a torch?~
38    VI|           unto the very bones;~ A flame, like flame in furnaces,
39    VI|        very bones;~ A flame, like flame in furnaces, would blaze~