Meanings of little charcoal in English

Have some brandy in the boat and your little charcoal stove, and keep water boiling.

A little charcoal on the ground won't hurt it.

On the shelf and the walls were some fine little charcoal sketches-streetscenes and street urchins.

The baronet had been dead many days, suffocated by the fumes of his poor little charcoal stove.

Always keep some grit and oyster shells where the chickens can get it; also feed a little charcoal occasionally.

Some of those who had tents, and used little charcoal fires to warm them, were killed by the fumes of charcoal.

No lamps had been lit, but the little charcoal brazier was still burning, giving off a puttering last-breath sort of light.

Some Malays were crouching by a little charcoal stove, playing with bone counters and showing their white teeth as they chattered.

She was talking to Nehushta, who, her back bent almost double over a little charcoal fire, was engaged in cooking their supper.

Siegfried, you know that we have but little charcoal left for our forges, and our master will soon return from his journey.

During the performance the attendants walk about, with the persistence of constables during a London police-court hearing, carrying refreshments and little charcoal stoves.

The little charcoal oven in his push-cart sent out a shrill, continuous whistle, and Nan had an impulse to throw something at him.

We wrapped up early in them too, and smoked and talked through the long evening while we watched his little charcoal fire go out.