We took off the packs, and built a little fire of dry sage, and made tea, while Sally and Apache took a good roll and then grazed on weeds and flowers and everything.
We drew up the tarpaulins, over blankets and quilts rolled so that the beds looked exactly as if we were in them, our feet to the fire (it was a little fire, of course) and our heads in shadow.
Thirty-six hours, or at most sixty, should be the longest time at once; rather give a little fire heat.
In such case give a little fire heat, and admit air to purify the house.
Muscats, now beginning to ripen, will generally require a little fire heat to push them on; when ripened in good time they are better flavoured and keep longer than when the ripening process is delayed to a late period of the season.
A little fire-heat will be necessary in unfavourable weather, with an abundance of air day and night.
A little fire-heat applied in the afternoon will be of service to them.
This seemed to satisfy him; he dropped back to earth, gathered some dry poplar branches and built a little fire; hanging by a forked stick he drove in the ground his copper tea pail half full of water.
Perhaps he could build a little fire; it would keep the wolves at bay, for in the darkness they would come; it would give him a circle of light, and a target when the light fell on their snarling faces.
And thrice in that day did I come to little fire-hills that burnt redly, and sent out fire and noise, so that I heard their trouble each time through the forest, before that I was come to them.
All this occupied so much time that Tom did not reach his destination that night, but slept by a little fire on the mountain side.
Having satisfied himself that neither human habitation nor any human being was within miles of this little hiding place, Tom collected some sticks and built a little fire in one of the crevices between the great blocks of stone.
Under two tall cotton-wood trees beside an irrigation ditch a little fire glowed.
They had built a little fire of mesquite twigs on the narrow iron platform, and were baking tortillas there; over their heads, against the windy roar of the boiler, fluttered a little line of wash.
We curled miserably about a little fire of our own, trying to sleep, trying at least to get warm.
At one big bridge that it would take two hours to prepare, I built by myself a little fire in order to get warm.
I would fain have a little fire--at least a little fire, a little fire.
James had made a little fire for me, before which I drew off my boots and undressed myself.
This too had a couple of candles burning over the hearth, and a little fire, for any who wished to come in; but it was empty, for even my Cousin Tom was disporting himself next door in a round dance that had but just begun.
A little fire was on the hearth--not great, lest we should be too hot.
Most of the floor of it was of smooth ice, but in the middle there was a flat rock; and on this rock there was a little fire burning, a little fire made of coal.
They made a little fire on the broad, flat surface of Pulpit Rock, boiled some coffee, and ate their dinner there, that they might watch the wonderful panorama without interruption.
I saw in his hand a long spear of gold, and at the iron's point there seemed to be a little fire.
He rose, lighted a little fire on the altar at the foot of the Spirit Rock, and the smoke rose up straight in the still air.
Before the rock he lighted a little fire and, when it blazed, he dropped into the flames the tobacco from the crevice.
Illustration: "As darkness settled over the North Country, a little fire twinkled in the bush, and the odour of sizzling bacon and frying liver permeated the cozy camp.
As darkness settled over the north county, a little fire twinkled in the bush, and the odour of sizzling bacon and frying liver permeated the cozy camp.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "little fire" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
