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Meanings of fresh pipe in English
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Usage of fresh pipe in English
1
Filling himself a fresh pipe, he sat himself down to its enjoyment.
2
Grinning, she prepared a fresh pipe and offered it to him.
3
He had only just lighted a fresh pipe, and laid it down regretfully.
4
McMahon, lighting a fresh pipe, congratulated himself.
5
I'll just light a fresh pipe, now that everything is snug again, and then we'll open the box.
6
He was filling a fresh pipe.
7
And, by the by, I'll just fill a fresh pipe of tobacco and then take him out to the corn-patch.
8
He filled a fresh pipe, lighted it with a coal from the hearth, and puffed away in silence for a time.
9
The sailors can trade goods with each other, alcohol and tobacco, opium and fresh pipes.
10
"It doesn't seem to matter," remarked Uncle John, lighting a fresh pipe.
11
'My prince,' said Besso, 'have a fresh pipe; I never can transact business after sunset.'
12
"Whose turn is it next?" said Doctor Faustus, lighting a fresh pipe of tobacco.
13
"Take a fresh pipe of tobacco," said St. George.
14
'Simple-minded old fellow,' thought Waring, lighting a fresh pipe; 'has lived around here all his life apparently.
15
"I will not break your confidence-unlessyou have murdered some one," laughed Philip, stooping to light a fresh pipe.
16
'Unhappy sons of Koreidha, who made war upon the Prophet, and who live in cities!' said Sheikh Hassan, taking a fresh pipe.
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