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At the close of the banquet, which consisted of not less than fifteen courses, we withdrew to a smoking-room, where the coffee was served and cigarettes and chibouks offered us the latter a pipe having a long flexible stem with an amber mouthpiece.

It isn’t difficult to talk to boys like that. There is no hymn of hate in your boys’ hearts. I have known them take a German prisoner even after he has played the cruel thing; but there! he looked hungry and wretched, and in a few minutes they have shared their rations and cigarettes with him. I call that a bit of religion breaking out in an unlikely place. The leaven’s in the lump, thank God!

"No more cigarettes; pipes are better." "Huh," I muttered. "No more swearing; there'd be a fine for swearing." "I I wouldn't care," I said. "Sure?" "Sure!" I looked over at him. He was kind of smiling at me through the smoke. I tried to grin back, but my face got the twitches and there was a lump in my throat. "You you just stay here," I muttered.

He was a splendid looking young man, well over six feet in height, but so finely proportioned that one did not realize his great stature till one compared him with others myself, for instance. I stand full six feet in my socks, but he towered above me. I encountered him first by cannoning right into him, as I turned from buying some cigarettes.

My dear Bunny, I'm dead I'm at the bottom of the sea and don't you forget it for a minute." "But are you all right, or are you not?" "No, I'm half-poisoned by Theobald's prescriptions and putrid cigarettes, and as weak as a cat from lying in bed." "Then why on earth lie in bed, Raffles?" "Because it's better than lying in gaol, as I am afraid YOU know, my poor dear fellow.

That is to say, they went back to their offices after dining at mess "so frightfully busy, you know, old man!" and kept their lights burning, and smoked more cigarettes, and rang one another up on the telephone with futile questions, and invented new ways of preventing something from being down somewhere.

There is the water in which M. de Boiscoran washed his hands when he came home, and in which they have found traces of burnt paper. We have only to modify the facts very slightly to explain that. We have only to state that M. de Boiscoran is a passionate smoker: that is well known. He had taken with him a goodly supply of cigarettes when he set out for Brechy; but he had taken no matches.

Priceless pieces of brocade interwoven with gold covered the screens and other couches; and, near enough to pick up when she wanted them, stood jewelled boxes of cigarettes and bonbons, and stands of perfume. Her expression, too, was altered.

During the brief action a shell burst over the American ship, its fragments wounding one man. June 14. The American marines at Guantanamo Bay again attacked by the Spaniards. The heroes of Santiago Bay, who sank the Merrimac, rewarded by the Navy Department. First trial of the dynamite cruiser Vesuvius. The war tax on beer, ale, tobacco, cigars, and cigarettes went into effect on this date.

Come unexpected and sudden like about five minutes ago," said Dollops, as the key was withdrawn from the lock and Cleek stepped into the house. "Told him you'd jist run round the corner, sir, to get a fresh supply of them cigarettes you're so partial to, so he sat down and waited. And, oh, I say, guv'ner?" "Yes?" said Cleek inquiringly, stopping in his two-steps-at-a-time ascent of the stairs.