oil stove

I found her holding a pan over the oil stove.

It turned out that May had left the oil stove in the porch burning when she went to church.

The oil stove was still burning, and I put on the water to boil again for tea.

Once dressed, she lit a small oil stove to heat some water for tea.

The pots containing the last meal were sitting on the small oil stove.

She let me in without a word, and then sat down in the studio before the oil stove.

Left to myself, I proceeded to cook breakfast on the oil stove and to prepare my home.

Ten candles and the oil stove could not cut through the dark emptiness in the chamber.

When he was fourteen, an accident at the oil stove set his stepmother on fire.

An oil stove, kettle and so on, two comfy chairs.

There was no gas or electricity but a small oil stove with a kettle already boiling on it.

There was an oil stove in one corner.

Kate subsided meekly into the chair next to the oil stove.

There also was an oil stove for cooking.

It stood open but there was nobody about; she put the kettle on the oil stove and made a pot of tea.

Except for the huts, all the available housing had cold running water, kitchen sinks, and oil stoves.

She gravitated toward the oil stove at the corner of the room and held her hands out in front of it.

I lit the oil stove, put some water on to heat, then turned to Stryker.

Then his eyes spied something-- an oil stove over in the corner of the room nearest the door.

He had an oil stove for heat, but had run out of oil to burn in it.

These original cottages were supplied with coal oil stoves and ice boxes.

Most gratifying of all there was an oil stove all ready to fulfill its destiny.

I even managed to heat up some water on the oil stove, though it was a slow pro-cess.

Smithy nodded, turned and walked to the oil stove where Conrad, now returned, was pouring coffee.

I lit the candles and took one upstairs with me to light my way while I fetched the oil stove.