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My Lady Nicotine

CHAPTER I
8/17

My brier was the sweetest ever known.

It is strange now to recall a time when a pipe seemed to be my best friend.
My present state is so happy that I can only look back with wonder at my hesitation to enter upon it.

Our house was taken while I was still arguing that it would be dangerous to break myself of smoking all at once.

At that time my ideal of married life was not what it is now, and I remember Jimmy's persuading me to fix on this house, because the large room upstairs with the three windows was a smoker's dream.

He pictured himself and me there in the summer-time blowing rings, with our coats off and our feet out at the windows; and he said that the closet at the back looking on to a blank wall would make a charming drawing-room for my wife.


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