Chapter

1 I  |      hall. A cloud of tobacco smoke almost hid the stage and
2 IV |      in five minutes. We will smoke our cigars and stroll in
3 VII| trigger. Soon he saw a little smoke before him; his opponent
4 IX | wooden tables began to drink, smoke, and play dominoes. The
5 IX |        and play dominoes. The smoke from the clay pipes and
6 IX |       of which was heavy with smoke and the fumes of liquor.~
7 XII|  regretting that he could not smoke. At the end of the church
8 XVI|       of a case, and began to smoke, seeming not to see her