smoking-carriage

Lord Talboys, but he never lost countenance; and at the next station Lady Kicklebury rushed out of the smoking-carriage and returned to her own place; where, I dare say, Captain Hicks and

The Kickleburys on the Rhine 2006

He had taken a seat in a smoking-carriage, and was preparing to make himself comfortable with a novel and a cigar, when an elderly gentleman, who looked like a foreigner, came in as the train was about to move.

Master of His Fate J. Mclaren Cobban

First thing I knew a guard came along and informed me mighty politely that I wasn't in a smoking-carriage.

Secret Adversary Agatha Christie 1933

"You're sure you don't object to a smoking-carriage?"

Love Among the Chickens 1928

First thing I knew a guard came along and informed me mighty politely that I wasn't in a smoking-carriage.

The Secret Adversary CHRISTIE, Agatha, Dame 1922

Yet it was none of HER fault that this was not a smoking-carriage -- if that was what he meant.

Jacob's Room Virginia Woolf 1911

"This is not a smoking-carriage," Mrs. Norman protested, nervously but very feebly, as the door swung open and a powerfully built young man jumped in.

Jacob's Room Virginia Woolf 1911

I saw Drayton into a smoking-carriage, and climbed in and sat with him.

Cinderella in the South Twenty-Five South African Tales Arthur Shearly Cripps 1910

Gerald had gone to a smoking-carriage, and Althea had hardly exchanged a word with him.

Franklin Kane Anne Douglas Sedgwick 1904

The first boy (I never heard his name) was seated in the third-class smoking-carriage when I joined my train at Plymouth; seated beside his mother, an over-heated countrywoman in a state of subsiding fussiness.

The White Wolf and Other Fireside Tales Arthur Thomas Quiller-Couch 1903