Fireboards [noun]

There was a great sea-chest under the eaves, and an astounding fireboard, with a picture of Apollo in his chariot.

This cord was twisted once round the upper part of the drill whose lower point fitted into the shallow hole in the fireboard.

The flat piece of spruce for your fireboard should be about two feet long and a little less than one inch thick.

He then went about his evening prayers, took out his idol, and removed the paper fireboard.

Cautiously he raised the fireboard from within and began to move it outwardly as though it swung on a hinge.

It is just such a speaking monument of suffering as we want in our parlor, and suits my fireboard most admirably.

Then he put the fireboard back in its place and stepped forward.

She had been dreadfully stung by a bee, which had buzzed its way out from the fireboard.

One girl holds the spindle and steadies the fireboard while the other does the twirling.

O, I tell you, sis, you never tasted of anything so good in your life as clams roasted on a fireboard!