Significados de take the cigar en inglés

Better take the cigar, sir,-youcan always give it to a friend, you know.

He stood there rigidly, almost afraid to take the cigar from his lips, whilst Enid sped without further need for caution down the drive.

The ranchman took the cigar from his mouth and leaned back easily.

The detective took the cigars and went out into the hall, smiling.

He took the cigar from his mouth, his eyes narrowed into slits.

He took the cigar that the Duke offered him in lieu of praise.

The Emigrant took the cigar from his mouth and blew a lazy cloud.

With trembling fingers he took the cigar the gambler handed him.

Even now she could not understand what had made her take the cigars.

Presently he took the cigar from between his strong even teeth.

Take the cigar, at least, and smoke it as you go.

He took the cigar from his mouth and spoke, ironically, grimly.

I'll take the cigars, and the pay for thim pants, if yez plaise.

When Melchior took the cigar away, Bayo's nipple looked like a volcanic crater.

He took the cigar out of his mouth and flicked the ashes off.

The man took the cigar out of his mouth and smiled at Shandy.