She seemingly roasted hands, face, and knees while her back froze.

The wind blew the smoke in all directions.

When she groped around with blurred, smarting eyes to escape the hot smoke, it followed her.

The other members of the party sat comfortably on sacks or rocks, without much notice of the smoke that so exasperated Carley.

Twice Glenn insisted that she take a seat he had fixed for her, but she preferred to stand and move around a little.
By and by the camp tasks of the men appeared to be ended, and all gathered near the fire to lounge and smoke and talk.