As for the struggle that is supposed to take place between a man and tobacco, after he sees smoking in its true colors, I never experienced it.

I have not even any craving for the Arcadia now, though it is a tobacco that should only be smoked by our greatest men.

Were we to present a tin of it to our national heroes, instead of the freedom of the city, they would probably thank us more.

Jimmy and the others are quite unworthy to smoke it; indeed, if I had my way they would give up smoking altogether.
Nothing, perhaps, shows more completely how I have severed my bonds than this: that my wife is willing to let our friends smoke in the study, but I will not hear of it.

There shall be no smoking in my house; and I have determined to speak to Jimmy about smoking out at our spare bedroom window.