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Originally appearing in Volume V04, Page 121 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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BOHEA (a word derived from the Wu-i hills in the Fuhkien
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province of
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China, b being substituted for W or V) , a
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kind of
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black
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tea (q.v.), or, in the 18th and
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early 19th centuries, tea generally, as in
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Pope's
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line, " So past her
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time 'twixt
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reading and
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bohea." Later the name " bohea " has been applied to an inferior quality of tea grown
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late in the
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season .

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