perfecto

A pint of burgundy and a perfecto if they hale us to jail for it.

For this purpose he produced a perfecto from his pocket and lighted it.

This was not our ideal way of spending the evening, for we had a Perfecto ambition.

He drew out a cigar case and proffered a perfecto to his honor, then deliberately snipped the end from his own.

Von Kettler rose, breakfasted, smoked the perfecto that came with his ham and eggs, resumed his book.

Back against the wall of this empty store entry, lounged a pleasant-looking young man who puffed at a perfecto.

He wrinkled his brows, lit a Perfecto, and sank again into his accustomed place by the window.

Anthony Cleigh eyed his perfecto rather ruefully and tiptoed back to the salon.

A sidelong glance at the perfecto clenched between Farwell's teeth.

Do you have insomnia, nightmare, loss of appetite, chills and fever and concealed respiration in the Carolina perfecto?