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1  5,1|      inside the enclosure, a cigar in his mouth, and his racing
2  5,4| apparelled gentlemen, with a cigar in their mouth and a flower
3 11,2|    Chupin, and offered him a cigar, saying: "Take a seat -
4 11,2|      forget his wine and his cigar. He emptied the glass at
5 11,2|  more difficult to light the cigar. "Zounds! this is a non-combustible,"
6 18,2|     out, in order to smoke a cigar; and finally Madame Leon
7 18,4|      in the courtyard with a cigar between his teeth, examining
8 18,4|      became crimson, and the cigar he was holding slipped from