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Meanings of tend the fire in English
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Usage of tend the fire in English
1
An instructor in full self-contained breathing apparatus, SCBA, would tend the fire.
2
After a while he rose to tend the fire, which had burnt low.
3
Then he put the pontil in its place and went to tend the fire.
4
If I go to town and you go, too, who will tend the fire?
5
Mark how carefully they tend the fire-theymust keep it at a red heat for days.
6
I left Neal to tend the fire and toast the pork, and started out to search.
7
Now you lie down and rest a bit, while I stay up and tend the fire.
8
Their work was to tend the fire of Vesta, and prevent the evil omen of its extinction.
9
But the Peacemaker said, "No, I must tend the fire, it must be kept burning."
10
Why did you not tend the fire?
11
He will sleep little to-night, for the boys have not come, and he must tend the fire himself.
12
She was weary, and found herself content to let the Sull warriors tend the fire and feed the horses.
13
When Isabella had put the potatoes over to boil, Getty told her she would herself tend the fire, while Isabel milked.
14
Zorzi went in, and began to tend the fire as usual, until it should please the master to give him other orders.
15
There was nothing to do but to tend the fire, and Zorzi pushed in the pieces of Istrian beech wood with his usual industrious regularity.
16
She tended the fire as she read and presently was in action.
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