To keep crisp, they must be hung up in the kitchen, or where there is a constant fire.
Take it out, rub a little bran over it, and dry it in a wood fire chimney, where a constant fire is kept: it will be fit for eating in a month.
The cannon could be loaded only under a constant fire of musketry, 110 which the enemy briskly returned.
The Spaniards turned to the westward under full steam, pouring a constant fire on our ships, and evidently hoping to get away by their superior speed.
For several days the gunboats pressed forward up the crooked stream, meeting with no opposition, save from the sharp-shooters who lined the banks on either side, and kept up a constant fire of small-arms.
Through the heroic efforts of its garrison, under eighteen months of constant fire, the stronghold was maintained as an effective part of the city's defenses.
A constant fire on Sumter is more than my guns can stand very long.
The Portuguese and mandarines followed, keeping up a constant fire.
The Ladrones chased them two or three hours, keeping up a constant fire; finding they did not come up with them, they hauled their wind and stood to the eastward.
The batteries in the town and on the adjacent hills kept up a constant fire of shot and shells on the men of war, as they advanced towards the town, which was returned with great spirit.
The cannon could be loaded only under a constant fireof musketry, which the enemy briskly returned.
The artillery on both sides, and the gunboats, keep up a constant fire.
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