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If so, he might finally run against the great Cigar.

I think you'll see the same Cigar you saw six months ago.

The man with the cigar, however, had to ask another question.

He took out a long dark cigar and put the case away.

Then the boy with the cigar held out his hand.

So I taken my time with the cigar, thinking hard all the while.

When I tell you what he did to them with his cigar!

He may have lost control of the car while trying to light a cigar.

I took the cigar and gave it a close look.

He held up the hand with the cigar in it.

Right Give that man a cigar and set him on fire.

Hold the cigar just as it is, in your right.

He took the cigar out of his mouth at last.

What would a dead man do with money and such cigars?

Johnson took out a cigar and bit the end off.

He reached out his hand for a cigar, and cut the end.

One of the other men took the cigar from his mouth.

His goal, he said, is not to make a lot of money at once, but to stay in the cigar business.

At every turn, Cigar was 1-9 and he won as expected.

And, for better or worse, Cigar may show up in both.

I think that at his best he can beat Cigar.

Later cigars would be good; but not like the first.

He started to reach for a cigar, then thought better of it.

His cigar had gone out, but he paid no attention to it.

He thus had a cigar and a drink in his hands.