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On this day ... 20 September 1770 Endeavour Voyage Maps James Cook's Journal Ms 1, National Library of Australia Transcript of Cook's Journal Joseph Banks's Journal Sydney Parkinson's Journal Description of the Island of Savu Index Search Contact us |
Description of the Island of Savu (continued) If the people here are at any time without this odious mouthful, they are smoking. This operation they perform by rolling up a quantity of tobacco, and putting it into one end of a tube about six inches long, and as thick as a goose quill, which they make of a palm leaf. As the quantity of tobacco is these pipes is very small, the effect of it is increased, especially among the women, by swallowing the smoke.
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