cresset

She left her torch in a wall cresset before going inside.

Then I blew out the cresset and returned to bed.

A single lamp burned in a cresset to his left.

The song is featured on the third page of the 1950 Cresset.

It is referenced in the first school annual, the Cresset of 1912.

The broken door let them into a small courtyard, lit by a cresset.

"Wait a moment," he said, "until I find a cresset and make a light."

There was light enough from the guard's cresset outside for their eyes to see, but her fingers explored his face.

The boy had gone out to set the cresset back in its iron bracket on the corridor wall.

A cresset burned low against the far wall, leaving the room much-shadowed.

A single cresset burned upon one of the tables.

The cresset burned low, casting vague shadows about the door.

There was no sound save the quiet lapping of the cresset flames.

Then, taking up his cresset, he quitted the cell.

Beyond the door the passage zigzagged through the rock, small cresset lamps set into the stone.

Mine is here, in this cresset, splints of wood over shavings.

Here, the servant lighted a small cresset and then almost ran from the room, his eyes popping with terror.

The apartment was lighted by a small cresset hanging from a rafter near the center of the room.

Then it fixed its sultry gaze upon the Earl and pointed to the cresset.

Here and there a dim cresset cast a faint nightmarish twilight.

The watchman's cresset showed their faces; among the first was Amyntor.

A dim cresset burned fitfully, high overhead, making it somewhat easier to see.

As the Baron fell, he struck heavily upon a table which supported the only lighted cresset within the chamber.

In the doorway stood Woora, a cresset in his hand.

The stairs were lit only by a smoking cresset which burned in a bracket on the wall of the wide landing above us.