The Saxon soldiers spent it in joviality, singing their national songs, and draining huge horns of ale and wine round their campfires.

I dream of those campfires and the frying bacon, and the blue smoke lifting itself up to the tree-tops.

In an instant the army was in line, the campfires were extinguished, and the governor mounted his horse and proceeded to the point of attack.

In Dyche's "Campfires of a Naturalist" a record is given of sheep in the Palmer Lake region, at the east base of the Cascade range in Washington.

Apart from other considerations, there are many Australians who will be reminded by these songs of the life of the shearing sheds, the roar of the diggings townships, and the campfires of the overlanders.

" The pursuit was speedily abandoned by General Lee as entirely impracticable, and the men were marched back between the burning woods, set on fire by the Federal campfires.

The Campfires of the Wolf Patrol.

He still saw faintly through the darkness the campfires of the victorious French and Indian army, and he heard the swish of paddles, but he did not yet discern any pursuing canoe.

As even darkened into night, the endless plain became stippled over with points of flame from countless campfires.

And there were drums again, the smoke of campfires again, wind in the waste again, the sound of horses of war, burning cities again, and the things that wanderers know; and the thoughts of that man went home to the ways of peace; moss upon lawns again, light in old spires again, sun upon gardens again, flowers in pleasant woods and sleep and the paths of peace.

Five evenings had I witnessed the tents begin to glow and the campfires kindle until the valley became hooped about as if by a million giant fireflies.

On either hand the campfires stretched away like twinkling stars, converging steadily until the horns joined each other away out yonder in the darkness.

Campers, tourists, hunters, and fishermen are responsible for many forest fires by neglecting to extinguish their campfires.

Rangers patrol the principal automobile roads to see that careless campers and tourists have not left burning campfires.

The National and State Forests are posted with signs and notices asking the campers and tourists to be careful with campfires, tobacco and matches.

Information has been gathered concerning the parts of the forest where lightning is most likely to strike or where campfires are likely to be left by tourists.

He again broached the suggestion about a gypsy wagon for himself and his fatherand Frank, the dogin which they could go far away, seeing all those strange cities and cooking their dinner over campfires.

Once across infantry campfires, Juanita came, with a bleeding passion for hometo him who had no home.

thy songs around the campfires at night after our long marches and counter-marches when we hung upon Cornwallis's flank or raced toward Petersburg to beat Phillips!

Around the campfires in the evening he became one of the most industrious talkers, and now

It is strange there are no campfires in sight.

"I wonder if we have been lucky enough to pick up Topsail Island?" As they drew nearer the lads soon saw that it was the island that they were approaching, and that the lights they had seen were campfires ignited by order of the anxious young Patrol leader to guide them back.

Every ten paces the earth was burned or charred, and in some places the smoke still rose from dying campfires.

Thousands of blackened or charred spots dotting the countryside, told of campfires and hasty bivouacs, and as we silently plodded on towards Charny, the growing evidences of recent battle met our saddened gaze.

Leaving a few men to keep up the campfires, and to throw up a slight fort by the bridge over the stream, Washington led his army away by night toward Princeton.