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A Dictionary of Similes

…a Wife Originally published in the November 1916 edition of A Dictionary of Similes. A cigar is like a wife! Put it up to your lips, and light it; When you’ve learned to do it right, it Adds a certain zest to life. Mind you keep on puffing it, Or it’s out, and can’t be lit. Ah, the aroma! Ah, the glow! Will I have one? Thank you, No. —ALEISTER CROWLEY

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