I worked on until the time came when I got in the last of the night
coal by six o'clock.
John Barleycorn
It was Bill Totts, looking out of those eyes, who saw the inevitable end of the battle on the coal waggon.
But the three policemen were flung far and wide, and Bill Totts, raining down lumps of coal, held the fort.
The captain led gallantly to the attack, but was bowled over by a chunk of coal that burst on his head in black baptism.
Eat 'em alive!" From the sidewalk she heard a woman's voice cry out, "Look out, Bill--front end!" Bill took the warning and with well-directed coal cleared the front end of the waggon of assailants.
Many policemen crawled under the coal waggon for safety, while the loose horses, with here and there a policeman on their backs or struggling at their heads to hold them, surged across the sidewalk opposite the jam and broke into Market Street.
The Strength of the Strong
'Dickon, a fresh pipe of tobacco!' and, 'Dickon, another coal for my pipe!' and have it into thy pretty mouth as speedily as may be.
"The wonder is," said the other, "that his pipe, which was out only an instant ago, should be all alight again, and with the reddest coal I ever saw.
"Dickon!" cried she, in her high, sharp tone, "another coal for my pipe!"
"Did the girl scorn my precious one?" asked Mother Rigby, her fierce eyes glowing like two coals of Tophet.
Mosses From An Old Manse and other stories
"Didn't swipe it," Nicholas answered, meeting them on their own ground and encouraging the idea that we had stolen the Coal Tar Maggie.
It was beautifully calm, and in the brilliant white moonlight we watched them through our night glasses and told Charley of the voyage of the Coal Tar Maggie.
Tales of the Fish Patrol
The overall dispatch of
coal by the PSU increased by 1.6 per cent to 543.2 MT in 2016-17 from over 534.5 MT in the preceding fiscal.
COAL SUPPLY TO POWER SECTOR INCREASES
Another fact is that Alaska has a lot of
coal. Indeed, it is estimated that 17 percent of the world's supply of
coal resides here in Alaska, beneath our feet.
Minerals markets: coal is still 'King': Alaska coal deposits are second largest globally
However, it says that such a path would depend greatly on the trajectory of China's demand, which accounts for half of global
coal demand - and almost half of
coal production - and more than any other country influences global
coal prices.
Coal demand is moving to Asia