He accepted a cigarette, however, but seemed undecided whether to smoke or eat it, till presented with a light.

One can hear him now through that cloud of cigarette smoke, "Mais" with a pause and scarcely perceptible lifting of the shoulders"que faire..." We went across to Lapsaki again that day to get blankets and buy or order mattresses, and found it much what Gallipoli must have been a few days beforesunshine and soldiers, camels loaded with stretchers and Red Cross supplies, the hot little twisting streets, noisy with traders and refugees.

Frances picked up a book and examined its cover as though she had made an important discovery, while I took my case out and lit a cigarette I did not want to smoke.

It is rather uncanny at first to see a patient lying smoking a cigarette and reading the paper whilst on the other side of a screen a big operation is in progress.

III.Under Another Flag Cigarette was the pet of the army of Africa, and was as lawless as most of her patrons.

"Wella fool" "You belonged to the majority, then!" said Cigarette.

" Cigarette left him, and made her way to the officers' quarters.

High or low, they were all the same to Cigarette, and she would have talked to the emperor himself as coolly as she did to any private.

Cigarette, and Cigarette alone, prevented the sentence being carried out, and that at the cost of her life.

Cigarette, and Cigarette alone, prevented the sentence being carried out, and that at the cost of her life.

With this document, signed and sealed by Berkeley, Cigarette galloped off to the fortress where the marshal of France, who was Viceroy of Africa, had arrived.

The marshal knew Cigarette; he had decorated her with the cross for her valour in battle, and with the whole army of Africa he loved and admired her.

Cigarette gave him the document, and told him all she knew of the corporal's heroism.

With the order of release in her bosom Cigarette once more vaulted into the saddle, to ride hard through the day and nightfor at sunrise on the morrow will the sentence be executed.

In the name of France!" Dismounted and breathless, Cigarette was by the side of Cecil, and had flung herself on his breast.

Her cry came too late; the volley was fired, and while the prisoner stood erect, grazed only by some of the balls, Cigarette fell, pierced and broken by the fire.

And the memories of both went back to a place in a desert land where the folds of the tricolour drooped over one little gravea grave where the troops saluted as they passed it, because on the white stone there was carved a name that spoke to every heart: CIGARETTE ENFANT DE L'ARMÉE, SOLDAT DE LA FRANCE.

When everything is ready I will light a cigarette and flirt the match around my head once, as if to put it out.

He was sitting in their dressing room, smoking his last cigarette as he watched her braid her wonderful hair for the night.

And he blew out a great cloud of it and threw the cigarette through the open window.

With slow deliberation he took a cigarette from his case, lighted it, watched the smoke drift out at the open window.

Waring slowly rolled a cigarette.

The men ate hastily, rose, and departed, leaving Hardy and Waring, who called for a second cup of coffee and rolled a cigarette while waiting.

Waring sat with his unlighted cigarette between his fingers.

Lorry's gaze never left his father's face as he rolled a cigarette and lighted it.