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Rh His pipe was of a erpentine form, nine cubits in length, and termed hooka: it reached from his lips, though Elevated his ituation above the gay throng; to the hands of a paron who only walked as an attendant in the train, for the purpoe of filling the ilver bowl with a nice compound of muk, ugar, roe-water; and a little tobacco finely chopped, and worked up together into a kind of dough, which was diolved into an odorifercus liquid by the heat of a little fire made of burnt rice and kept in a ilver vessel with a cover of the ame, called Chilm, from which was conveyed a fragrant cool moke, through a mall tube connecting with another that acended to his mouth. The