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"Smoking" Quotes from Famous Books

... the bed, struggling in a long cloak, a man with his hands over his face lay moaning. By his side was a smoking revolver, and on the ground ...

— A Royal Prisoner • Pierre Souvestre

... to take you for a voyage, old chap," continued the captain, pausing in his smoking to wipe the corners of the dog's eyes with its ears. "You'd look well sea-sick in a corner of the deck, or swung ...

— Mother Carey's Chicken - Her Voyage to the Unknown Isle • George Manville Fenn

... remarked later, while smoking his cigar by himself, "I shall try to see more of that pretty seamstress, without regard to the McKenzie expectations. Jove! what eyes she has! and her low 'thank you,' as I let her in, had the most musical sound I've heard in many a day. Stay," he added, with a start, "now I think of ...

— Mona • Mrs. Georgie Sheldon

... been spent that, to the surprise of all, the early dawn was beginning to show, and as it broadened it displayed the sorry sight of one end of the mill blackened—a very mass of smoking and steaming timbers. ...

— Will of the Mill • George Manville Fenn

... roommates smoking and talking before the tiny open fire. Talbot Ward, full of the business in hand, rushed directly at the matter ...

— Gold • Stewart White

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