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CHAP. XXIV.
With two or three other trinkets, small in themselves, but of great regard, which poor Tom, the corporal's unfortunate brother, had sent him over, with the account of his marriage with the Jew's widow—there was
A Montero-cap and two Turkish tobacco pipes.
The Montero-cap I shall describe by and bye.—The Turkish tobacco pipes had nothing particular in them, they were fitted up and ornamented as usual with flexible tubes of Morocco leather and gold wire, and mounted at their ends, the one of them with ivory,—the other with black ebony, tipp'd with silver.
My
