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Meanings of take the pipe in English

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Usage of take the pipe in English
1
He will take the pipe and smoke.
Modern Persia
2
He paused to take the pipe which Evangeline was handing him, and lighted it with a coal from the embers.
The Junior Classics, Volume 7: Stories of Courage and Heroism
3
Mrs Herring went so far as to take the pipe out of her mouth so she could enjoy the joke.
The secret river
4
And I would take the pipe out of my mouth, and answer in a carefully careless voice, "Oh, I stopped with the Knitting Swede."
The Blood Ship
5
Accordingly he bravely took the pipe and puffed half a dozen times.
Pinocchio in Africa
6
He spat very leisurely and took the pipe to his lips again.
Vrouw Grobelaar and Her Leading Cases: Seventeen Short Stories
7
He filled with unreasonable rage, and took the pipe from his mouth.
The Prussian Officer
8
If, however, he takes the pipe and smokes, every one believes him.
Blackfoot Lodge Tales: The Story of a Prairie People
9
Dick denied taking the pipe with him, but no one believed him.
Black Beauty
10
That evening she took the pipe and threw it into the fire.
Depths
11
The man had spoken without taking the pipe out of his mouth.
The hangman's daughter
12
Rita took the pipe and raised the mouthpiece to the lips.
Dope
13
John took the pipe from his mouth and spat once at the woodpile.
Sowing Seeds in Danny
14
He took the pipe into his own hand, and it began to play:
The Junior Classics, Volume 1: Fairy and wonder tales
15
Then he took the pipe from his mouth and shook his head sadly.
South Sea Tales
16
Now he took the pipe out of his mouth, and spoke.
Jack Haydon's Quest
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