You will find him to-day in Djedida, baking his bread with the aid of the small apprentice who looks after the shop when he goes abroad, or enjoying the dreams of the haschisch eater when his work is done.
I regret to record the fact that the holy man was drunk, whether upon haschisch or the strong waters of the infidel, I know not, and to all outward seeming his holiness alone sufficed to keep him on the back of the spirited horse he bestrode.
Haschisch and opium are the two great curses of the Chinese, Malays, and the inhabitants of British India and the East.
People addicted to the use of haschisch roll their eyes violently, and have a wild, startled appearance.
But the moral injury wrought by alcohol, opium and haschischis known to every one, and the effects of coca-drunkenness are said to be no less frightful.
In the very essence of Haschisch I find a disordered Demon whose insanities make one's very flesh ache.
No fermented liquors form part of the Martial diet; but some narcotics resembling haschisch and opium are much relished.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "haschisch" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
