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The Portuguese inland frontier-fort has been reached and the Macoushi wourali poison acquired.
2
During that time, several experiments were made with the wourali poison.
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The wourali poison seems to be the only thing that will kill it quickly.
4
At one of these habitations a small quantity of the wourali poison was procured.
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A she-ass received the wourali poison in the shoulder, and died apparently in ten minutes.
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They are making the wourali poison for tipping the arrows for their bows and blow-pipes.
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All that thou wilt find here is a concise, unadorned account of the wourali poison.
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The former are noted for being the manufacturers of the celebrated wourali poison described by Waterton.
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The wourali poison is made chiefly by the natives of the northern part of the Amazonian valley.
10
Salt it undoubtedly was; and we now first learned that salt is an antidote to the wourali poison.
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The wourali poison procured in these last-mentioned huts seemed very good, and proved afterwards to be very strong.
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Here it might be asked, are all the ingredients just mentioned necessary in order to produce the wourali poison?
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The Indians in the just-mentioned settlement seemed to depend more on the wourali poison for killing their game than upon anything else.
14
He wished to have it killed in order to preserve the skin, and the wourali poison was resorted to as the easiest death.
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It is called the wourali poison, and is said to be extracted from a sort of creeping vine, which grows in the country.
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The chief objects in view were to collect a quantity of the strongest wourali poison and to reach the inland frontier-fort of Portuguese Guiana.
