blue-lights

The man who had been stationed there with the blue-lights, had gone.

The Ghost Pirates 2007

The Old Man pushed one of the blue-lights into his coat pocket, and stood upright.

The Ghost Pirates 2007

He had the box of blue-lights in his hands, and behind him, came the two boys carrying the flares.

The Ghost Pirates 2007

The man with the blue-lights followed, and also vanished from view.

The Ghost Pirates 2007

The ship could not go into the harbour of Alexandria at night; it has a dangerous entrance; so we sent up our rockets and blue-lights, and remained outside the lighthouse till dawn.

The Romance of Isabel Lady Burton 2006

There only remained aboard the Golden Mary, John Mullion the man who had kept on burning the blue-lights (and who had lighted every new one at every old one before it went out, as quietly as if he had been at an illumination); John Steadiman; and myself.

The Wreck of the Golden Mary, by Charles Dickens 2004

In a moment he and another were burning blue-lights, and the ship and all on board seemed to be enclosed in a mist of light, under a great black dome.

The Wreck of the Golden Mary, by Charles Dickens 2004

“Burn two blue-lights,” cried old Jem; and it was done.

Mary Anerley Richard Doddridge 2004

The only door that we could see was of heavy black oak, without any knocker; but I clinched my hand, having thick gloves on, and made what I thought a very creditable knock, while the Major stood by, with his blue-lights up, and keenly gazed and gently smiled.

Erema Richard Doddridge 2004

We made a shift, with much labour and trouble, to got near enough to one another to divide the blue-lights (they were no use after that night, for the sea-water soon got at them), and to get a tow-rope out between us.

The Wreck of the Golden Mary, by Charles Dickens 2004