If you must, build a fire to keep me warm.
"If you must, build a fire to keep me warm," he instructs.
It was greeted with shouts of anger from the crowd, who chanted "We need a fire to keep warm".
An unwelcome squatter in the house of my religion who tore down all the walls and was prepared to throw them on a fire to keep himself warm.
Investigators said they were looking into the possibility that the victims were homeless and had set a fire to keep warm.
Bizot was kept outside the fetid sheds used for the other prisoners, allowed to bathe daily in the nearby river, given a fire to keep warm.
"She had lit a fire to keep herself warm before going to bed in the shed, which had no ventilation," he added.
We stayed up late that night, huddled low around a fire to keep the blowing sand out of our teeth, wishing the rain would stop, killing the bourbon and the tobacco.
Our peace of mind wasn't helped by a sudden grass-fire starting and raging a mere mile away: our guide, intrigued, explained that, out here, it could only really be a farmer who had mis-set a fire to keep a puma away, or a mistake by the only other humans likely to use the route, drug-smugglers from Bolivia.
"For a fire to keep on burning late into the night, you need the logs to catch, and the world's economic firewood has long since been soaked by oversupply and feeble demand now exacerbated by a post-bubble psychology discouraging risk taking," observes Gross, who still believes stocks are overvalued.
They were responsible for collecting wood for a fire to keep the room warm.
