There was no mark of identification upon him except a cigarette case graven with an undecipherable monogram in Tiffany's most illegible style of arrow-headed inscription.

Moreover, when Claude de Chauxville entered the table d'hôte room, he concealed whatever surprise he may have felt behind a cloud of cigarette smoke.

Several cigarette ends were in the grate.

"Cigarette stub?"

So put that in your twelve-inch cigarette-holder and smoke it.

Don't you long sometimes to feel your feet off the treadmill?" "Perhaps," he answered; "but the life here becomes like one of those pernicious habits of cigarette smoking, or morphia taking.

With a shaking hand he fumbled amid his cigarette papers.

The curtain rises upon a solid, dull, upper-middle-class dining-room, empty and silent, the electric lights burning, the tray with whiskey, siphon and cigarette-box marking the midnight hour.

Allardyce and I entered it, and found the captain's table as he had left it, his books and papers all Spanish or Portuguesescattered over it, with piles of cigarette ash everywhere.

The at the end of his fingers told me he was a cigarette-smoker.

He threw the cigarette butt into the sea and turned back.

Tram tickets and cigarette pictures can be used in the same way.

It was a beautiful evening, more like June than the end of April; and with a cigarette alight, I strolled slowly along Victoria Street, my mind busy over the various problems with which Providence had seen fit to surround me.

Lifting the cigarette ad smoke screen.

He had been forgetting riches and luxury, and the oriental cigarette-shops whose proprietors' names end in 'opoulos,' and the haughtiness of the ruling classes, and the still sterner haughtiness of their footmen.

But Joe did not even notice the clinging cigarette smell that infected the strange printery atmosphere, that mingled with its delightful odor of the freshly printed page, damp, bitter-sweet, new.

Yes, I know you do not yourself mind left-handed snubs and remarks about your being "comfortably poor," but you won't have that splendid old father of yours put upon and sneezed at, with cigarette sneezes, too.

The mound of cigarette stumps which Craig had builded the night before lay unsightly and evil of odour on the table.

If only I had my cigarette supply.

His cigarette tip glowed and failed.

Huge trees like their kinsfolk, they are clothed in bark layers so delicate that the Indians beat them out till they are as thin as satin-paper, and use them as cigarette-wrappers.

Talbot rose and with fastidious concern brushed the cigarette ashes from his sleeve.

From a cigarette-card: "REED WARBLER.

"And I'm afraid Mr. Evers will never forgive me," she added after her look, in the rich undertone that had impressed me overnight, before the cigarette controversy.

* A COLLEGE TRAINING Home from college came the stripling, calm and cool and debonair, With a weird array of raiment and a wondrous wealth of hair, With a lazy love of languor and a healthy hate of work And a cigarette devotion that would shame the turbaned Turk.