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and as I have consumed 40 paper cigars a day for the last 50 years, which cost me one rial each will you have the goodness to tell me how many I have smoked, and how much I have expended for tobacco?'"[Back to Main Text] Footnote 63: London, 1839.[Back to Main Text] Footnote 64: The smoke ascending from the snuff of a candle could excite a sentimental feeling in the minds of Wordsworth and Sir George Beaumont, though it seems to have had no such effect on the mind of Crabbe.Lockhart's Life of Sir Walter Scott.[Back to Main Text] Footnote 65: Kentucky was originally a part of Virginia.[Back to Main Text] Footnote 66: Shepard says of the cultivation of tobacco by the Indians:"The tobacco which is raised on the Tehuantepec isthmus is said, by good judges, to rival that of Cuba, and commands, in the capital, equal prices with the far-famed Havana

It lasts for hours and hours, sweet and tasty

The Rustica I have had doesn't hold a candle to it, and 1792 and Brown #4 are child's play by comparison

DiLorenzo & High (1988)

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