With one light dish of smoak.
Audi alterem partem! Five years earlier (May 28th, 1655), William Winstanley had published “A Farewell to Tobacco,” beginning:—
Farewell thou Indian smoake, Barbarian vapour,
Enemy unto life, foe to waste paper,
Thou dost diseases in thy body breed,
And like a Vultur on the purse doth feed.
Changing sweet breaths into a stinking loathing,
And with 3 pipes turnes two pence into nothing;
Grim Pluto first invented it, I think,
To poison all the world with hellish stink, &c.