| Once a mark of Churchillian defiance, the wealthy man's gasper was long ago eschewed in favour of a Boden shirt and everyman tie as the political accessory of choice. |
| One gasper, who acted as a capper, suggested that Mr. Green make his bet twenty-five dollars. |
| They got away exactly together, and at a spinning speed, waited on by Massachusetts Jemmy and the gasper. |
| The gasper to occupy the chair, faced by Massachusetts Jemmy. |
| He decided that it was worth while to try and find gasper Farrington. |
| As one who draws great pleasure from an occasional gasper, especially when enjoyed in convivial surroundings, I am appalled at this assault upon the liberties of smokers. |
