10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CHIBOUQUE»
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chibouque in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
William H. Seward's Travels Around the World
The bowl of the chibouque is of the red clay of Egypt, the stem, five feet long, of
the fragrant Danubian willow, with an amber mouth-piece eight inches long. The
Princess Validé's chibouque had a jasmin-stem and mouth-piece of black amber
...
William Henry Seward, Olive Risley Seward, 1876
chibouque with me whilst we related all that had passed eince we met. Victor was
frank and merry as usual, spoke unreservedly of his liaison with Princess Vocqsal
, and the reasons which had decided him on seeing a campaign with the ...
3
The Stanford Dictionary of Anglicised Words and Phrases
1834 smoking the never-failing chibouk : Ayeska, VoL I. ch. i. p. n. 1836 smoking
his shib'ook or sheesheh: E. W. LANE, Mod. Egypt., Vol. II. p. 43. 1839 and the
quiet-living Moslem smokes his Chibouque in luxurious repose: Miss PARDOE, ...
Charles Augustus Maude Fennell, 1891
4
The Works of Alexandre Dumas: The Count of Monte-Cristo
and, seating himself thereon, began to a smoke his chibouque, while Monte-
Cristo re-entered his dwelling, perfectly assured of the success of his plan. Still,
as five o'clock approached, and the carriage was momentarily expected by the
count, ...
5
The New Monthly Magazine and Literary Journal
ORIENTAL SMOKING. IN India a hookah, in Persia a nargilly, in Egypt a sheesha
, in Turkey a chibouque, in Germany a meerschaum, in Holland a pipe, in Spain a
cigar—I haVe tried them all. The art of smoking is carried by the Orientals to ...
6
The Count of Monte Cristo
Then Ali knew the right moment was come ; and, throwing down his chibouque,
he drew the lasso from his pocket — threw it so skilfully as to catch the forelegs of
the near horse in its triple fold — suffered himself to be dragged on for a few ...
7
Eastern Hospitals and English Nurses: The Narrative of ...
Now we come to the chibouque bazaar, and find pipes of every variety ; the
cherry- stick, either rough or polished, or richly painted, the amber mouth-pieces
of all sizes — the imitation amber and the commoner THE CHIBOUQUE BAZAAB.
Aminéh then asked what kind of chibouque, or pipe, should be prepared for me;
and my declining that luxury altogether, was a fresh source of laughter for her
jetty attendants; they presently re-entered, bearing their lady's rose-water ...
Frederic Mansel Reynolds, 1838
9
THE COUNT OF MONTE CRISTO AND THREE SEQUELS: THE SON OF ...
chibouque,while Monte Cristo reenteredhis dwelling,perfectly assuredof the
success ofhisplan. Still,as five o'clock approached, and the carriage was
momentarily expectedby the count,the indication of morethan common
impatienceand ...
Alexandre Dumas, Jules Lermina, Edmund Flagg
10
Fraser's Magazine for Town and Country
'Ilikeit, moncher,' %&\A he, puffing at his chibouque, and talking in the mixture of
French and English •which seemed his natural language, and in which he always
affirmed he thought. ' There is liberty, there is excitement, there is the chance of ...
