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Meanings of lit a cigarette in English

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Usage of lit a cigarette in English
1
The Captain lit a cigarette as he leaned back in the carriage.
The Best Short Stories of 1921, and the Yearbook of the American...
2
He lit a cigarette and stalked to the end of the terrace.
The Mountebank
3
After a few minutes, he stopped the car and lit a cigarette.
I capture the castle
4
He lit a cigarette and tossed the match over the verandah rail.
The Shadow of the East
5
He lit a cigarette; and, sitting down, stared pensively into the fire.
Psmith in the City
6
Brian lit a cigarette from the butt of another and said nothing.
Public secrets
7
Susie settled herself more comfortably in her chair and lit a cigarette.
The Magician
8
Sir Richard lit a cigarette and leaned further back in his chair.
Peter Ruff and the Double Four
9
Fred lit a cigarette and let his friend grope for his idea.
The Song of the Lark
10
The tyrant lit a cigarette, and stretched himself all over the sofa.
Mr. Prohack
11
I lit a cigarette and sat frowning at the sheet of paper.
The long saturday night
12
He lit a cigarette and I gladly accepted his offer of one.
Long time coming: a novel
13
Orde lit a cigarette and stared at the form in his typewriter.
Man on a leash
14
I went in, ordered a whiskey and soda, and lit a cigarette.
The Lost Ambassador; Or, The Search For The Missing Delora
15
After he set it down on the table, he lit a cigarette.
American empire: blood and iron
16
He lit a cigarette between the course and puffed rings of smoke.
The Price of Things
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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