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DRINKS.
end
is
clear
from
the
Herb.
They
drink
round
from*
the
same
pipe,
pouring
hot
water
on
the
Herb
as
it
is
drank
=off.
Instead
of
a
pipe,
which
they
call
Bombilla
;
some
part
the
Herb
with
a
silver
separation,
called
Apartador,
full
of
little
holes.
The
reluctance
wliich
the
French
have
shown
to
drink
after
all
sorts
of
people,
in
a
country
where
so
many
are
diseased,
has
occasioned
the
inventing
of the
use
of
little
glass
pipes,
which
they
began
to
use
at
Linia,
That
liquor
is,
in
my
opinion,
better
than
Tea
;
it
has
a
flavour
of the
Herb,
which
is
agreeable
enough
;
the
people
of
the
country
are
so
used
to
it,
that
even
the
poorest
use
it
once
a
day,
when
they
rise
in
the
morning."
Frezier
gives
us
an
illustration
of
MaU
drinking,
in