cooking-stove

• “Consider this New York Times story on cooking-stove soot: because women do most of the cooking, they are the ones whose lungs absorb the most damaging agents.”

  Women and Global Warming « Gender Across Borders

• “We have only a cooking-stove, which requires incessant feeding with wood, a kettle, a frying pan, a six-gallon brass pan, and a bottle for a rolling pin.”

  A Lady's Life in the Rocky Mountains

• “This opens into a very small kitchen with a great American cooking-stove, and there are two”

  A Lady's Life in the Rocky Mountains

• “She had a wagon with beds, tent, tent floor, cooking-stove, and every camp luxury, a light buggy, a man to manage everything, and a most superior “hired girl.””

  A Lady's Life in the Rocky Mountains

• “The most disturbing thing was the need of a new cooking-stove, the cost of which added greatly to the bill.”

  Jennie Gerhardt

• “The next winter I used a small cooking-stove for economy, since”

  Walden

• “He set off, and stayed away two days, and came back with a cooking-stove — a barge of a man surgeing up through the forest with a whole iron stove on his back.”

  The Growth of the Soil

• “Our cooking-stove had been floating about in the bottom of the boat, and portions of our last hoosh seemed to have permeated everything.”

  The Greatest Survival Stories Ever Told

• “They took the lamp out of the cabin-and the little cooking-stove, for it wasn't there.”

  The Adventurous Four Again

• “It served both as kitchen and dining-room; there was a round table in the middle, an old dresser, and a Dutch cooking-stove of a type seldom seen nowadays.”

  Maigret and the Lazy Burglar

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