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Examples
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Half-way down is the moor-gate, where the old gentleman left his cigar-ash.
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You think old crude-ass Harold Ross is rolling over in his cigar-ash and bourbon-bottle trashed grave?
My Little Red Top, You've Got Me Spinning...Spinning A-round The Daily Growler 2006
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Only when he looked at the cigar-ash, which the priest had preserved, he touched it with one finger; then he seemed to stand even stiller than before; but in the shadow of his face his eyes for an instant seemed to shoot out telescopically like one of his own microscopes.
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Only when he looked at the cigar-ash, which the priest had preserved, he touched it with one finger; then he seemed to stand even stiller than before; but in the shadow of his face his eyes for an instant seemed to shoot out telescopically like one of his own microscopes.
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But his fatigue had fallen on him once more, and he only started once, when Flambeau abruptly told him he had dropped cigar-ash on his trousers.
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But his fatigue had fallen on him once more, and he only started once, when Flambeau abruptly told him he had dropped cigar-ash on his trousers.
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I exclaimed, blowing the cigar-ash off my pyjamas, and wondering to myself how I could have been so absorbed in his reading aloud as to have let my half-smoked havannah tumble on to the floor.
Punch, Or The London Charivari, Volume 101, July 11, 1891 Various
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He did not notice the well-worn carpets burned here and there by the hot cigar-ash; the strong smell of tobacco, impregnated in the curtains, did not make him feel qualmish.
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Half-way down is the moor-gate, where the old gentleman left his cigar-ash.
The Hound of the Baskervilles Doyle, Arthur Conan, Sir, 1859-1930 1926
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Halfway down is the moor - gate, where the old gentleman left his cigar-ash.
The Hound of the Baskervilles Doyle, Arthur Conan, Sir, 1859-1930 1926
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