96 TOBACCO IN EUROPE. 



a taffata mantle, his armes brown and naked ; buskins 

 made of the pilling of osiers ; his neck bare, hung with 

 Indian leaves ; his face brown, painted with blew 

 stripes; in his nose swines' teeth; on his head a painted 

 wicker crown, with tobacco-pipes set in it ; plumes of 

 tobacco-leaves ; led by two Indian boyes, naked, with 

 tapers in their hands, tobacco-boxes, and pipes lighted." 

 On his appearance, Phantasies exclaims : 



"Ph. Foil, foh, what a smell is here ! Is this one of your delightfull 

 objects ? 



01 j 'actus. It is your only scent in request, Sir. 



Communis Sensus. What fiery fellow is that which smokes so much in 

 the mouth ? 



01. It is the great and puissant god of Tobacco. 



Tobacco. In clock guevarroh pufuer shclvaro baggon, 

 Olfia di qicunon, Indi cortilo waggon. * 



Ph. Ha, ha, ha, ha, this in my opinion is the tongue of the Antipodes. 



Memoria. No, I remember it very well; it was the language the Arca- 

 dians spake, that lived long before the Moon. 



Co. Sen. What signifies it, Olfactus ? 



01. This is the mighty Emperor, Tobacco, King of Trinidado, that in 

 being conquered, conquered ail Europe, in making them pay tribute for 

 their smoke. 



Tobacco. Erfronge inglues concle hisingo, 

 Develin floscoth ma pu cocthingo. 



01. Expeller of catarrhs, banisher of all agues, your guts 1 only salve for 

 the green wounds of a non-plus. 



Tobacco. Al Vtdcam vercu, I parda pora si de gratam ka famala, 

 Mara, che Baccho respartera, quirara ! 



01. Sonne to the god Vulcan, and Tellus, kin to the father of Mirth, 

 called Bacchus ! 



Tobacco. ViscardonoJc, pillostuphe, jparcano, tinaromagas, 

 Pagi clagen stollisinfe, carocibato scribus. 



01. Genius of all swaggerers, grossest enemy to physitians, sweet 



* This speech, like the rest in which Tobacco is supposed to describe his 

 own virtues, is in an imaginary language, to represent Indian, which 

 Olfactus translates in the ensuing speeches. 



