cinders

• Among those buried in the cinders are the dusky-eyed heroine and her friend mother. —  The Iron Trail
• Pile up the fire The door sank down again: it settled deeper in the cinders--tottered--yielded--was down As they shouted again, they fell back, for a moment, and left a clear space about the fire that lay between them and the jail entry. —  Barnaby Rudge: a tale of the Riots of 'eighty
• A stretch of cinders, then dust, a rather stiff little hill, a great length of yellow sand and -- the lake! —  Fanny Herself
• The excavation thus made should be filled with small stones or cinders, and then covered with fine gravel. —  The Home Acre
• In a fury of passion they seem to have burnt their future to cinders, and with it the season of their bloom. —  The Fugitive

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