| ! That horrible flame! | |
| " Be the snowflake, the cleansing flame the ancient stone, the endless wind." | |
| ""Like tongues of flame that avidly attract each other, ""our arms reach, one to the other, ""but our arms fall. | |
| ""Like tongues of flame that avidly attract each other, ""our arms reach, one to the other, | |
| ""When the tongues of flame are enfolded into the crowned knot of fire. | |
| ! That horrible flame! | |
| " Be the snowflake, the cleansing flame the ancient stone, the endless wind." | |
| ""Like tongues of flame that avidly attract each other, ""our arms reach, one to the other, ""but our arms fall. | |
| ""Like tongues of flame that avidly attract each other, ""our arms reach, one to the other, | |
| ""When the tongues of flame are enfolded into the crowned knot of fire. | |
| " ""which makes Paris such a revolutionary town," " ""is embodied in some women who become true harpies," " ""shrews spewing fire and flames.""" | |
| " Consigned to flames of woe. " | |
| "...the furnacewas so hot "that the flames of the fire killed the soldiers "who took them up. | |
| "...to help fight the threatening flames." | |
| "An 8.2 magnitude earthquake devastates Pasadena, "reducing mighty edifices to dust, "engulfing the city in flames. | |
| " ""which makes Paris such a revolutionary town," " ""is embodied in some women who become true harpies," " ""shrews spewing fire and flames.""" | |
| " Consigned to flames of woe. " | |
| "...the furnacewas so hot "that the flames of the fire killed the soldiers "who took them up. | |
| "...to help fight the threatening flames." | |
| "An 8.2 magnitude earthquake devastates Pasadena, "reducing mighty edifices to dust, "engulfing the city in flames. | |
| "A volley of muskety flamed, thundered, roared. | |
| "On all sides round. As one great furnace flamed. " | |
| 'The sun came dazzling through the leaves 'And flamed upon the brazen greaves 'Of bold Sir Lancelot.' | |
| - And what do I do with the sweet flamed? | |
| - Got the flamed hair. | |
| "A flaming piece of shit," or "A pox on the face of dignity." | |
| "Anyone attempting to take the Lord's place, will be subjected to the flaming wrath of God. " | |
| "Borgoña's flag,... "flaming in the wind... "Sons of Santiago... | |
| "Dear Cordelia, thanks for the flaming arrows." | |
| "Fill me with flaming desire". | |
| "A volley of muskety flamed, thundered, roared. | |
| "On all sides round. As one great furnace flamed. " | |
| 'The sun came dazzling through the leaves 'And flamed upon the brazen greaves 'Of bold Sir Lancelot.' | |
| - And what do I do with the sweet flamed? | |
| - Got the flamed hair. | |
| "A flaming piece of shit," or "A pox on the face of dignity." | |
| "Anyone attempting to take the Lord's place, will be subjected to the flaming wrath of God. " | |
| "Borgoña's flag,... "flaming in the wind... "Sons of Santiago... | |
| "Dear Cordelia, thanks for the flaming arrows." | |
| "Fill me with flaming desire". | |
