At his elbow was a jar of tobacco, a sheaf of brown cigarette papers and a scattering of books.
From one of his pockets he drew out tobacco and cigarette papers.
He was delicately taking a cigarette paper from a little case.
Johnny's hand trembled when he tried to shake a little tobacco into a cigarette paper.
There were times when you couldn't have got a cigarette paper between me and that four-foot weapon.
Foster began a campaign against smoking by children when he proposed that the sale of tobacco, cigarettes, cigarette papers and wrappers be prohibited within two blocks of any public school.
For this pur pose, manufacturers expanded into the cutting of cigarette paper and preparing of packages, previously provided by contractors outside the factory.
Within this movement there were negligible increases in imports of printing and writing paper, other than newsprint and cigarette paper.
