These were brought, full of glowing charcoal, and into them irons were thrust.

Patrick heated a soldering iron in a little furnace in which burned glowing charcoal.

Some operators recommend a pencil of glowing charcoal, but the flame is undoubtedly better.

Put upon glowing charcoal they volatilized, giving off white smoke and a garlic odour.

A little soldier sat on guard by a brazier of glowing charcoal near the door.

Here he comes with glowing charcoal on his head!

There was a large hibachi-a brazier of glowing charcoal-inthe room where she found herself alone.

The operator had been preparing a quantity of glowing charcoal, which was at a red heat.

The rest he scattered on the glowing charcoal.

A pot of glowing charcoal might be used to remove the chill of a room in the very coldest weather.

A few pieces of glowing charcoal are embedded in ashes in the tin, which is thus kept warm all day.

"See'st thou, Isaac," he said, "the range of bars above that glowing charcoal?

The young woman builds the ashes up into a cone like the summit of Fujiyama and lays fresh glowing charcoal against it.

Christchurch physicist, Dr John Campbell, gave a public lecture at the University of Otago before the punters took to the glowing charcoal.

A young girl followed, weeping and protesting, with dishevelled hair, and behind her entered a priest with a brazier full of glowing charcoal.

Lio went over to that fire and assaulted a glowing log with a poker until he had knocked off several lumps of glowing charcoal.