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So he made a little bonfire of them in the bathtum.
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So he made a little bonfire of them in the bathtub.
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And later he saw a little bonfire on the hill.
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The little bonfire was still blazing, pulsing like a star.
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Within seconds he had a bright little bonfire going.
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They could hold out here indefinitely, or as long as they could feed their little bonfire.
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As soon as he was on the road the little bonfire on Mistover Knap again met his eye.
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I am so happy at being heard by Madame Veto that I shall have to celebrate it by a little bonfire!
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It was he, too, who made a little bonfire of papers, crusts, and bones, as is the cleanly habit of your true woodsman.
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It was lighting little bonfires all through her blood.
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"They didn't," she smiled at him, "what's a little bonfire among friends?
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"What is your little bonfire of Vesuvius to this?"
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On the cold air of this last October night a thin haze hung, and the acrid fragrance from little bonfires of fallen leaves.
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Here and there his feet rustled in the drifts, waiting their turn to serve the little bonfires, whose scent still clung in the air.
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"We had a little bonfire here last Fifth of November, and those are the marks of it."
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"Do you have any idea how many local, state, and federal ordinances you violated last night with your little bonfire of the vanities?"