Muskwa could smell it, but he backed away from it, and at last Langdon placed it beside the basin at the foot of the tree and returned to where Bruce was smoking.

" CHAPTER NINETEEN That night Langdon and Bruce made their new plans, while Metoosin sat aloof, smoking in stolid silence, and gazing now and then at Langdon as if he could not yet bring himself to the point of believing what had happened that afternoon.

The chief sat with his face to the fire, smoking silently, and Oachi came to Roscoe's side, and touched hands timidly, like a little child.

With her compartment door ajar, she could see him in his section, when he was not in the smoking-car, or rather she could see his lean legs, his long, dark hands, and the top of his sleek head.

He was smoking a long Russian cigarette, and pulling with nervous fingers at a tiny black moustache.

" I struck a match and lit the swinging slush-lamp, which made a dismal, smoking flame and added to the heat and the multitude of smells which made the forecastle a hole of torture.

he yelled to us from a smoking shower of black fragments of the board, and I ran up to him and saw the sun through the chains around the frame of the scuttle.

He was smoking a cigar and looking at Thirkle.

Some rushed for the kitchen and secured buckets; two manned the big pump and started a great gush of water; in a moment a steady stream was being flung by the foremost men of the line against the smoking walls and even the ceiling of the dining-room.

I suppose they are fairly embalmed with excessive cigarette smoking.

When the children caught up to him, they would find him sitting on his little dress-suit case, smoking a chocolate cigarette, and laughing at them.

A Birthday Cake was there, with lighted candles; a little pile of neatly darned socks and stockings, a white-cotton Easter Rabbit with pink pasteboard ears, a Jolly Santa Claus, a smoking hot Dinner, a Nice Nurse who rocked a smiling baby, a brown-faced grinning Organ-Man, his organ strapped before him, his Monkey on his shoulder.

There, lounging by the side of a mild-faced School-Mistress Person, still smoking his chocolate cigarette, wasthe False Hare!

He was gazing rather regretfully at the False Hare who lounged near by, smoking his chocolate cigarette and polishing the nap of his silk hat with the back of his paw.

To the Longstone might with truth be attributed the opening lines of Kipling's poem, "The Coastwise Lights": "Our brows are bound with spindrift, and the weed is on our knees, Our loins are battered 'neath us by the swinging, smoking seas; From reef, and rock, and skerry, over headland, ness, and voe, The coastwise lights of England watch the ships of England go.

And once I saw two of them smoking.

One night, a little later, I was at the village Public House with Joe, who was smoking his pipe with friends.

" "Well, I have paid first-class fare, and I object to that man's smoking in here.

" The white man had spread himself over two seats, and was smoking vigorously, from time to time spitting carelessly in the aisle, when the conductor entered the compartment.

I have paid first-class fare, and I object to riding in a smoking car.

I'm afraid I'll have to ask you to go into the smoking-car.

In the window are a party with a lady smoking a hookah; on the ledge of the window, "Success to the detaining Creditor!"

"On a board under the lady smoking, is written the order of the Lord Mayor, enjoining Peace, as follows: "Banco Regis, Court House, July 16, In the Sixth year of the Reign of GEORGE IV.

It was still daylight when I reached a small hotel, outside of which some tourists were smoking cigarettes and drinking beer while waiting for dinner.

The kitchen was filled with young fellows in blouses, some sitting at tables drinking and smoking, others standing; all were shouting, whistling or raising peals of laughter that might have brought the house about their ears had it been built by a modern contractor.