In fifteen minutes that fire-box was cleared out, and we moved to the next stove.

He charged upon the fire-box on a corner.

A fire-box is a portable unit weighing approximately three kg.

To my joy I can see, at one place upon this thin dark line, the intermittent red glowing of an engine's fire-box.

Once the water reached the fire-box, the whole engine room would become a mass of scalding steam with an explosion to follow.

She stood knee-deep in the sea, clutching the fire-box to her, watching as the dark shape of the boat moved silently away.

Her sodden skirts brushed over the fire-box, a tiny point of flame caught and grew.

The I 80 Classic has doors that can be opened up to expose the large fire-box, giving an open fire atmosphere.

Tommy pulled the flaps together hastily, and returned to his tearful task at the fire-box.

Karlstrom checked the steam pressure gauge and opened the door to the fire-box. '

While somewhat more awkward to pack in a canoe, a fire-pan is considerably lighter than a fire-box.

While earning from four to eight shillings a week he began to study Greek, chalking his first exercises on a fire-box.

Visitors not stopping in Fort Simpson may rent a fire-box directly from the park but supplies are limited.

The engine now has a new barrel, fire-box, smoke-box and front tube plate and is awaiting work on the tender.

The units of an initially satisfying explanation could have names like fire-box, boiler, cylinder, piston, steam governor.

I had a compass in my pocket, a small telescope, a double-barrelled pistol, a knife, and a fire-box and matches.

Hurriedly he opened the draughts in the fire-box, shook up the coals, and saw the needle begin to quiver on the pressure-gauge.

Farrow could feel the heat from the fire-box; then he listened and clung tight while clicking wheels rattled above in clattering succession.

Springing from his side of the cab, Norton Granger yanked open the door of the fire-box and began to shovel coal.

It was of striking 'air-smoothed' outline and embodied many innovations, including welded fire-box and totally enclosed internal driving mechanism housed in an oil-bath.

He became thoroughly familiar with the intricacies of fire-box, boiler, valves, levers, and gears, and liked nothing better than to handle the locomotive himself during the run.

Repressing a shudder, he stacked a few bits of kindling in the stoves fire-box, struck a light with his talent, and watched while the little flames reluctantly took hold.

Next day, early in the morning, they manhandled the small locomotive to the extension smokestack and clamped it down on to the funnel, and lit the fire in the fire-box.

A bright glow filled the fire-box: he could hear a stir and singing in the boiler, and the rustle of warm pipes that chuckled quietly through winter nights of storm.

I pray Your Excellency to listen to me," said Yi Chin Ho, squatting on his hams by the bedside and lighting his pipe from the fire-box. "

This would have allowed an even larger firebox than the 4-8-4.

He did not build a fire in the firebox, though the air was chill.

This can be extremely dangerous if the firebox door is open at the time.

The firebox remained the same as the older Minor 1.

Her firebox could hold two cords of wood at once.

"Do you think it's time to throw a little more wood in the firebox?"

The glow from the firebox kept him warm and dry.

The firebox was supported in order to provide a better distribution of weight.

Which is just what I wanted to discourage close inspection of the firebox.

Choose a stove or firebox no larger than needed to heat the space involved.

"This firebox opens into the inside of the building, too.

In the television series, he has his firebox flush with the running boards.

I stood, thrown, watching her leap back to the firebox.

At the back of the boiler was the copper firebox.

This, too, had a wide firebox placed above the driving wheels.

He opens the firebox door to shovel in more coal.

Each boiler had 4 fireboxes apiece for a total of 48.

In addition, their large fireboxes made them particularly suitable for wood burning.

A trailing axle was able to support a huge firebox.

It seemed to have a firebox and something like a boiler, but he could not at first guess its purpose.

And if you have enough breath for a prayer, put it to better use by blowing into the firebox.

Then dropped it into the opening of the firebox.

It must be leaking into the back of the firebox!'

The wood in the firebox had burned down to embers.

In 1909 and 1910, the original locomotives also received this larger firebox.