"How captivating is a Peruvian lady swinging in her gaily-woven hammock of grass, extended between two orange-trees, and inhaling the fragrance of a choice cigarro!"
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Herman Melville, "Typee" (1846), (Barnes and Noble, 2008, , p. 86
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