Again he went down on his knees and elbows as he had done when he lighted a
cigarette, got out his matches, and proceeded to strike one.
"I am a connoisseur," said he, taking another
cigarette from the box--his fourth--and lighting it from the stub of that which he had finished.
At first her complacency disturbed me, but gradually it became part of my life at two o'clock with the coffee, the
cigarette, and the liqueur.
Mackenzie opened the
cigarette cases and shook each particular
cigarette.
You'll find the
cigarettes behind the Madonna of the Chair."
Santos advanced leisurely, and puffed his
cigarette over the poor wasted and exhausted frame.
Aynesworth left the house, and lit a
cigarette upon the pavement outside with a little sigh of relief.
"I observe from your forefinger that you make your own
cigarettes. Have no hesitation in lighting one."
"The ground-floor here," the other replied, "belongs to a prosperous
cigarette manufacturer who lives himself upon the first floor.
He wrote plays and smoked
cigarettes in it all day long.
Lady Carey threw away the end of her
cigarette, and looked for a moment thoughtfully at her long white fingers glittering with rings.
During the conflict, I had talked a little, now and then, with a young gentleman of the White Cap Corps, and he had mentioned that he was to fight next--and had also pointed out his challenger, a young gentleman who was leaning against the opposite wall smoking a
cigarette and restfully observing the duel then in progress.