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Jul 06, 2022 Dendendaloom Jul 28, 2021 University of Pennsylvania Libraries	p. 182 which the traveller may take rest. Their principal food is rice they all chew a kind of thick green leaf which makes the teeth & mouth quite red their teeth are always remaining black afterwards. They do not use the Hookah as the Bengalees do but smoke large cheroots the tobacco being rolled up in a leaf. a small kind is also used the tobacco being merely rolled up in the form of a cheroot. Their housed are built of Bamboo they are erected on bamboo stakes put in the ground. they have four walls & a sloping roof. the door lifts from below on a hinge of bamboo in the upper part & most of then have a compound or garden in which they grow date palm Indian corn plantain &ce Cocoa nuts ther houses are from 12 to 30 feet square	p. 182

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