coffee-pot

• “In its bottom were two leather mail-pouches, a couple of blankets, coffee-pot and frying-pan, and a scant grub-sack.”

  CHAPTER 6

• “There were other things on the sled — blankets, an axe, and a coffee-pot and frying-pan; but prominent, occupying most of the space, was the long and narrow oblong box.”

  The Trail of Meat

• “He unpacked his food and got out frying-pan and coffee-pot.”

  All Gold Cañon

• “Automatically, her first act had been to set the coffee-pot back.”

  A DAY'S LODGING

• “He put five sun-cured salmon into the oven to thaw out for the dogs, and from the water-hole filled his coffee-pot and cooking-pail.”

  A DAY'S LODGING

• “He followed her glance and saw a sheet-iron stove and a coffee-pot, attended by a young squaw.”

  THE TASTE OF THE MEAT

• “So she knew already when she entered the kitchen at eleven that morning and found the coffee-pot empty and no-one making fresh coffee but just standing around, talking—no-one meaning Eric Redding and the quite married Suraiya Krishnan, that is—there was more idle conversation brewing in the air.”

  Fictionaut: For the Sake of the Boy

• “Nevertheless, we regularly have interesting coffee-pot discussions along the lines of your last post.”

  Miss me yet? « Anglican Samizdat

• “He put a coffee-pot on the front lid of the stove, emptied the bucket into it, and went out of the tent after more water.”

  CHAPTER 4

• “Reckon they'll show spunk?" asked Belden, in order to keep up the conversation, for Malemute Kid already had the coffee-pot on and was busily frying bacon and moose-meat.”

  To The Man on the Trail

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