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id: 14887
title: Pipe and Pouch: The Smoker''s Own Book of Poetry
author: nan
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  My Pipe _German Smoking Song_ 7 Sweet Smoking Pipe _Anon._ 146 As, like other ancient maidens, they perchance object to smoking. ''Tis sweet through smoke-puffs, wreathing slow, And in peace smoke my brierwood pipe. We never more, old pipe, shall see those days, Thou dear old friend, with thy most honest phiz, Thou hast thy separate virtues, honest pipe! For though, like thee, each pipe was black and old, Like great John Paul, who would have loved thee well, well, then, love, smoke every day, I live, and smoke my faithful pipe In sweet content, old pipe of mine. We''ll smoke for good old by-gone days! Then let each smoking pipe be broke,-Say, pipe, let''s talk of love; And blue like smoke her eyes; SWEET SMOKING PIPE. Sweet smoking pipe; bright glowing stove, And smoke a good pipe of tobacco. In dust, like a pipe of tobacco.


id: 22825
title: The Smoker''s Year Book
author: Herford, Oliver
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  THE SMOKER''S YEAR BOOK MOFFAT, YARD & COMPANY NEW YORK 1908 _Published, October, 1908_ I fill my pipe with honeyed sweet, Bring burnt off''ring to his feet, Lady April, it is clear, Thus she melts old Winter''s heart. To the tender piping sound Wafting scented wreaths of love "What so rare as a day in June?" To the month of roses sweet, Perfect days I own are rare-Can a day be perfect to Without a smoke, a perfect day? The stars of Heaven look down, and say: "So this is Independence Day! Dreaming ''neath the August sun, Were a monster Pipe alight, Red with summer''s ashes strewn, Yet, old man, for all you show it, A pipe! A pipe! Same old Hard Luck tales to tell, Children dance to old-time airs-Of a vanished Christmas Day, In a smoke wreath''s purple skein, "Does Christmas still come once a year?"


id: 17008
title: A Counter-Blaste to Tobacco
author: James I, King of England
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  That the manifolde abuses of this vile custome of _Tobacco_ taking, may base corruption and barbarity, doe in like sort, make their first entry disease, so from them likewise was brought this vse of _Tobacco_, as a disease vpon them as they did, by vsing the cure thereof. liking thereof; and next, what sinnes towards God, and foolish vanities a good and great conceit thereof, I shall content myselfe to examine is that the whole people would not haue taken so generall a good liking great power and vertue, to cure diuers diseases. man chance to recouer one of any disease, after he hath taken _Tobacco_, shall serue for diuers, nay, contrarious sortes of diseases? not confessing that the vse thereof were healthfull for some sortes of take _Tobacco_, let a man I say, but take as oft the best sorts of for taking of _Tobacco_, for my part I should neuer bee sorie for any


id: 18934
title: My Lady Nicotine: A Study in Smoke
author: Barrie, J. M. (James Matthew)
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  At that time I was a school-boy, living with my brother, who was a man. to this day I look so young that people who remember me as a boy now knows it was Jimmy who wrote that?" was what we said when we had lighted wait until the owner returns, no doubt a man who smokes the Arcadia I have said that I always took care not to know how much tobacco I with it--he gazed at the garden tobacco for a time, and then took a pipe Strathmore smoking a good cigar, though we are not told how he came by three times a day, and you yourself admit that it made a new man of you. "''Well, now that I think of it, I was only smoking one cigar a day at "Do you know," said Marriot, looking a little scared, "I thought I would thought--that I was smoking my last pipe.


id: 27117
title: Tobacco in Colonial Virginia "The Sovereign Remedy"
author: Herndon, G. Melvin
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  Goods Delivered in English Ships With Her Tobacco, England Marketed during the war caused planters to shift from tobacco in increasing into the Piedmont, Virginia''s post-war tobacco production soon equalled [Illustration: Old Tobacco Warehouse, built 1680 at Urbanna, Virginia followed the Indian custom of planting the tobacco seed in hills as Just when the planters stopped planting tobacco like corn is not known. with the good, and early inspection laws required that the tobacco be inspectors to inspect tobacco sold or received in payment of a debt, Tobacco inspected in the warehouses above the Falls could not In 1632 tobacco prices in the colony were fixed at six pence per pound transport her tobacco crop and during the war years there was a The tobacco crops were small almost every year during the Revolution. VIRGINIA TOBACCO PRICES AND EXPORTS, 1615-1789 colony were planters, and everything could be paid for in tobacco.


id: 36879
title: Nicotiana; Or, The Smoker''s and Snuff-Taker''s Companion
author: Meller, Henry James
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  Now, in regard to snuff, that like smoking is so much abused, coming under Snuff was manufactured and consumed in great quantities in France, long Tobacco is a lawyer--his pipes do love long cases, But no tobacco or snuff shall be And no tobacco or snuff shall be imported, except at London, Bristol, Every manufacturer of tobacco or snuff shall take out a licence from the Every person who shall first become a manufacturer of tobacco or snuff, And every dealer in tobacco and snuff shall take out a licence in like Every person who shall manufacture or deal in tobacco or snuff without "For the taking of fumes by pipes, as in tobacco and other things, to tobacco, whether smoked or taken as snuff, exercises a very considerable who was remarkable for the quantity of tobacco he smoked, that though he _Pipes._--In reference to these essentials to smoking tobacco, a great


id: 37388
title: Tobacco Leaves: Being a Book of Facts for Smokers
author: Brennan, William Augustine
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  Cigar leaf tobacco plants are usually placed about Connecticut where cigar wrapper leaves are produced, and such tobacco is Mexico produces a tobacco, large as to leaf, dark in color, with heavy able to produce a cigar wrapper tobacco equal in quality to the Cuban or All cigar leaf tobacco is sun-cured, and as a general rule pipe smoking In the case of cigar leaf tobacco a similar classification is made, more Pipe smoking and chewing tobacco leaf is usually packed in hogsheads or Of the various manufactured products of tobacco leaf, the cigar trade is The home grown tobacco leaf used in the cigar manufacturing trade of the For pipe smoking mixtures the tobacco leaf used is of various kinds. made from the cuttings and smaller leaves of cigar leaf tobacco. Cigar Leaf Tobacco Grown in U. Cigar Leaf Tobacco Grown in U.


id: 47638
author: Carver, Jonathan
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  As the tobacco plant, being an annual, is only to be raised from to the cultivation of the tobacco plant) I shall minutely attend the planting, setting, or sowing tobacco in England and Ireland," the or cure any tobacco either in seed, plant, or otherwise, in or upon tobacco, set, sown, planted or growing within their jurisdiction. "And forasmuch as planting and making tobacco within the kingdom of An act for prohibiting the planting, setting or sowing of tobacco in sow any tobacco in seed, plant or otherwise, in or upon any ground, such tobacco shall be so planted, and the other third thereof to him "Whereas the sowing, setting, planting and curing of tobacco, within such persons as have sown, set, planted, cured or made any tobacco; tobacco, either in seed, plant, leaf, or otherwise, contrary to the perch, or pole of ground so set, planted, or sowed with tobacco,

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  A treatise on the culture of the tobacco plant with the manner in which it is usually cured Adapted to northern climates, and designed for the use of the landholders of Great-Britain.


