Cigarette Smoker

Lightning might set the grass afire; a match carelessly dropped by the cigarette-smoker; a camp fire not properly put out; or any mischievously-inclined individual might set the whole country ablaze. ❋ Thomas Carson (N/A)

A few words of explanation from the pretty cigarette-smoker, who, though not his wife, seemed to be the mistress of the household, apparently satisfied him, and he subsequently took our presence as a matter of course. ❋ Almira Stillwell Cole (N/A)

The nocturnal cigarette-smoker was prohibited from indulging in his nightly practice, and soon there was a long mass of sleeping humanity, not a sign of wakeful eyes to be seen. ❋ J. Alexander [Illustrator] Mackay (1905)

It may fairly be concluded, I think, that although about 1860 there may have been an occasional cigarette-smoker in England, like the ❋ George Latimer Apperson (1897)

He put one or two questions to Arthur; stethoscoped him, hovering all about restlessly; suddenly caught up his left hand and pushed aside the first finger; “Ah, cigarette-smoker ” we must put a stop to that at once, if you please. ❋ Benson, Arthur C. (1886)

He was a strongly-built, smooth-shaven fellow, with rather long hair, and the sallow look of the cigarette-smoker. ❋ Humphry Ward (1885)

Since the Prez is a workoutaholic, cigarette-smoker, who used to have a drug problem, and is guilty of at least the sin of omission, if not flat out lying, I guess Rush and Barry have a lot in common, especially the messiah complex. ❋ Unknown (2009)

(especially the foolish cigarette-smoker) has established a permanent drawback which may hamper him all his life. ❋ Albert F. Blaisdell (N/A)

Deirdre!” said the cigarette-smoker, dropping ash on the cushions. ❋ Mitchell, Gladys, 1901-1983 (1938)

He put one or two questions to Arthur; stethoscoped him, hovering all about restlessly; suddenly caught up his left hand and pushed aside the first finger; "Ah, cigarette-smoker — we must put a stop to that at once, if you please. ❋ Arthur Christopher Benson (1893)