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Citronia vows it has an odious Stink;
She will not smoke (ye Gods!) but she will drink:
And chaste Prudella (blame her if you can)
Says, Pipes are us'd by that vile Creature Man:
Yet Crowds remain, who still its Worth proclaim,
While some for Pleasure smoke, and some for Fame:
Fame, of our Actions universal Spring,
For which we drink, eat, sleep, smoke,—ev'ry Thing.

End block from 'A Pipe of Tobacco' by Isaac Hawkins Browne, published in 1736
End block from 'A Pipe of Tobacco' by Isaac Hawkins Browne, published in 1736

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