De Balzac feasted her in his fantastic lodgings, and lighted her across the square with a silver-gilt flambeau, himself attired in a flounced satin dressing-gown, of which he was extremely proud.

By the light of a smothered flambeau, I could perceive that the alcalde and the friar lay senseless, whether from fear or from wounds, I could not tell.

The flare of a spluttering flambeau, which he held in his hand, caused them to blink and shrink away, beyond its yellow circle.

Helen waves a tiny flambeau, the candle is lighted, the flame whirled down upon the hearth and trodden out.

One was at the paddle, and the other at the prow, with uplifted flambeau, searching the waters for the fleeing shadows beneath, and launching the dart at the exact instant of proximity.