Golden Rules for Cigar-Smokers
Golden Rules for Cigar-Smokers
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Digitized by Google FOR CIGAR SMOKERS. 15 RULE VI.
Ignition.
The Cigar being thus prepared for the lipSy let us say a word or two about its ignition. A flame ought never to be used for this purpose. We do not mean that you should poke your weed between the bars of the grate, and so scorch half the vitality out of its body ; but we strongly recommend you, if you would smoke luxuriously, to illumine the butt-end of your Cigar with camel*s-dung, Digitized by Google 16 GOLDEN RULES tobacco-tinder, ...charcoal, or any of the usual fiameless , steady-burning mate- rials, which are sold at the shops, under a dozen different names, for this purpose. If you put a Cigar to the flame, it often lights ra^edly; and, should you not be a proficient, is liable to become uneven or lopsided.
This is unhandsome, and by no means pleasant. A good Cigar, in the lips of an adept in the art, dies away to ashes in beautiful regularity : the pro- gress of the fire is equal, from its skin to its core, and the tip of pale blue ashes breaks out from the exterior leaf, at a like distance from the mouth Digitized by Google FOR CIGAR SMOKERS.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Digitized by Google FOR CIGAR SMOKERS. 15 RULE VI.
Ignition.
The Cigar being thus prepared for the lipSy let us say a word or two about its ignition. A flame ought never to be used for this purpose. We do not mean that you should poke your weed between the bars of the grate, and so scorch half the vitality out of its body ; but we strongly recommend you, if you would smoke luxuriously, to illumine the butt-end of your Cigar with camel*s-dung, Digitized by Google 16 GOLDEN RULES tobacco-tinder, ...charcoal, or any of the usual fiameless , steady-burning mate- rials, which are sold at the shops, under a dozen different names, for this purpose. If you put a Cigar to the flame, it often lights ra^edly; and, should you not be a proficient, is liable to become uneven or lopsided.
This is unhandsome, and by no means pleasant. A good Cigar, in the lips of an adept in the art, dies away to ashes in beautiful regularity : the pro- gress of the fire is equal, from its skin to its core, and the tip of pale blue ashes breaks out from the exterior leaf, at a like distance from the mouth Digitized by Google FOR CIGAR SMOKERS.
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