Guttering [verb]

Guttering things glittered more than ever; loving natures became more tender.

What of the hope that now flickered and died in her heart, like a guttering candle light?

"These old houses are so draughty," continued Angel, looking at the flames, and at the grease guttering down the sides.

Constans repeated the words half aloud, holding the paper close to the guttering candle.

This is being written, to tell you the truth, in the small hours of the morning, in secrecy with a guttering candle.

A guttering candle stood on the inner sill of the small window and afforded a vague view into a mean interior.

It was what he said of his mother which caused the guttering in her heart and the weak sensation in her legs.

The roof leaked, the floor was wet and indescribably filthy; their seats were saddles, and their only light a guttering candle.

And six guttering candles were about her, and women droned their prayers with a droning as of bees.

And six guttering candles were about her, and woman droned their prayers with a droning as of bees.