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But the lantern was dashed to the floor, where it shattered in a spattering rainbow of glass and oil, and, a moment later, a hungry torrent of fire, raging, ever enlarging, began its bright feeding, racing across the boards of the floor of the house. - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 33, Sentence #674)

I had the sickening feeling, even yards away, that it could hear me breathing. Then it reached down and snatched up the lantern. "No!" I cried, leaping to my feet. But the lantern was dashed to the floor, where it shattered in a spattering rainbow of glass and oil, and, a moment later, a hungry torrent of fire, raging, ever enlarging, began its bright feeding, racing across the boards of the floor of the house. "No!" I cried again, as the large beast began to cast boxes and wired bales, most of rep cloth, on the flames. His two cohorts had left the building. I began to cough. - (Plunder of Gor)