Mother Rigby always liked to flavor her
pipe with a coal of fire from the particular chimney corner whence this had been brought.
The air of the apartments is forced to pass through its
pipes, and is then released with a heightened temperature.
He hobbled to the torch, where it stood propped among the firewood, and took a fresh light to his
pipe.
I makes my
pipes of old penny ink-bottles, ye see, deary--this is one--and I fits-in a mouthpiece, this way, and I takes my mixter out of this thimble with this little horn spoon; and so I fills, deary.
The clay
pipe smoked utterly out, the old black, by aid of the crutch, with amazing celerity raised himself upstanding on his one leg and hobbled, with his hippity-hop, to the beach.
As soon as the soldier was alone again, he lighted his
pipe and summoned the black manikin.
The tobacco is lighted, and your Majesty is already smoking your
pipe," answered the Steward.
Quilp looked at his legal adviser, and seeing that he was winking very much in the anguish of his
pipe, that he sometimes shuddered when he happened to inhale its full flavour, and that he constantly fanned the smoke from him, was quite overjoyed and rubbed his hands with glee.
It was a small affair, only a few tons of earth and crumbling rock; but, starting from fifty feet above, it had struck the water
pipe with force sufficient to break it at a connection.
On this same day, and about this very hour, Mr Willet the elder sat smoking his
pipe in a chamber at the Black Lion.
Judy, see directly to the
pipe and the glass of cold brandy-and-water for Mr.
Well, I should put the original cost of the
pipe at seven and sixpence.
