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Voyages in the Southern Hemisphere, Vols. II - IIIVoyaging Accounts
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20 September 1770


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James Cook's Journal Ms 1, National Library of Australia

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Description of the Island of Savu


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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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