"Play away, Six!" called out Tom in true fireman style, and directed the stream on Flockley.

" "Tom, you're a crack fireman," said Dick with a smile.

The baggage-car, just behind it, was broken all to pieces, but the passenger-cars did not seem to have suffered very much; and nobody was badly hurt, as the engineer and fireman had jumped off in time.

The fireman, with his gleaming ax, ready to chop Joe out of the box in case anything should go wrong, was also on the stage.

It was locked and roped and then Helen took her place, as did the fireman with his gleaming ax.

Crockery was being fired in the night: and unseen the fireman somewhere flitted about the mouths of the kiln.

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[Fr.]; fire annihilator; amianth^, amianthus^; earth- flax, mountain-flax; flexible asbestos; fireman, fire brigade (incombustibility) 388.1. incombustibility, incombustibleness &c adj.^. (insulation) 388.1. air conditioning [residential cooling], central air conditioning; air conditioner; fan, attic fan; dehumidifier.

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One house spared was that of a town fireman.

49 A Good Fireman . . . . . . . . . . . .

I believe I've got 'er picture somewhere about me!" He felt in 'is pocket and pulled out a little, crumpled-up photograph of a ship he'd been fireman aboard of some years afore, and showed it to 'er.

Even the Second Engineer, who had been a fireman in the Wilson line, was moved to admit in a moment of admiration that she didn't do so badly for a floating pig-trough, which was no meagre praise from a man with such a past.

Though the engineer seemed to be taking it easily enough with his hand resting lightly on the reversing-lever, his body at rest, the fireman was kept on the jump.

This operation, too, is controlled from the engine-cab, and it is one of the fireman's duties to let down the pipe when the water-signal alongside the track appears.

I could make out soldiers with guns sitting upon the tender, and presumed that they were with these instruments directing the operations of some Belgian engineer and fireman.

Well, you're not going to try the fireman's lift-on me.

The Fireman, his story.

Stationary engineer and fireman.

asked Edmund, the Loving Fireman, glancing at the Advance Agent.

"Overlook all the Phoney Acting by the Little Lady, Bud," said the Fireman to the Advance Agent.

When the train had been stopped, the man on the tender had ordered the fireman to dump his fire, and now it was lying in the road-bed and threatening to burn through the ties; so my first order was to extinguish it, and my second was to start a new fire and get up steam as quickly as possible.

They was homeward bound on a steamer from Melbourne when they made their minds up; and Isaac Lunn, the oldest fireman aboarda very steady old teetotalergave them a lot of good advice about it.

The coroner began life as a stone mason, gained early distinction as a fireman, controlled several hundred votes in his ward, became a member of a political committee, and got a coronership as his share of the spoils.

1.75 1.00 Fireman's Standard, Boston (F.P. .50) s-m Fire.