Monologue

To Keep A Fire Monologue from Love in a Wood

From Love in a Wood by William Wycherley

any · practical · 46 sec

Soak two or three newspapers in clean cold water, squeeze out the water, and make the papers into good sized balls. Pack these tightly together on top of the red hot coal fire, and it will keep for hours. When a quick fire is needed, tear a newspaper into quarters without unfolding, twist each one tightly, lay closely in the stove, and light one end. Throw on a few pieces of coal and sprinkle table salt over them. At the end of several hours, there will be a good fire.

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