fire,

As the rugged Hebrew prophet, while his eyeballs swam in fire,

City and Village 2010

In nearly every one of these expeditions the enemy was encountered, and the wagons were usually loaded while the skirmishers kept up a running fire,

She Makes Her Mouth Small & Round & Other Stories 2010

"At the same time," he remarked after a pause, during which he had sat puffing at his long pipe and gazing down into the fire,

Sole Music 2010

The memories of paper and ink are few, the rest blown across the earth by wind and fire,

Tatev 2010

Under the hills the heart of the axe Arises from cinders the still core of the fire,

Stalling 2010

That perfect moment of complete wonder when Silas discovers the child Eppie sitting in front of his fire,

A therapeutic dose of George Eliot 2007

That perfect moment of complete wonder when Silas discovers the child Eppie sitting in front of his fire,

A therapeutic dose of George Eliot 2007

Not ONE of you is worth the spit required to put you out if you were on fire,

The Butchers of Hope, and the Reclaiming of American Greatness 2009

We must always look at things from the point of view of eternity, the college theologians used to insist, from which, I imagine, we would all appear to have speed lines trailing behind us as we rush along the road of the world, as we rush down the long tunnel of time - the biker of course, drunk on the wind, but also the man reading by a fire,

Speed Lines 2007

‘I have been since,’ says Mr. Sapsea, with his legs stretched out, and solemnly enjoying himself with the wine and the fire,

The Mystery of Edwin Drood 2007