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Asphalt from the street, leaves of henbane, datura, dried nightshade, and myrrh.
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Later, after the datura and the women's dance, I found it.
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If bees collect nectar from datura flowers would it make their honey poisonous?
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After they left, Iza took the datura around to each of the women.
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Visitors to the farm greatly admired the large, creamy-white lily-like blossoms of the datura.
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She had prepared the datura before he even woke up.
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She was glad she had found the pain-relieving and sleep-inducing datura near the valley.
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He started by pounding whole datura plants between two stones.
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She stared down at her hands holding the cup of datura in her lap.
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It is similar to the Mexican toloache and the Hindu datura, which you must have heard about.
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A datura's fruit is about the size of a small egg, pale green, and covered in thorns.
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I therefore requested Mr. Merck, of Darmstadt, to send me all the bases which he obtained from datura.
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The datura sedative is all ready.
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He has been helping her to smell the jasmine, and to look down the datura's great white trumpet-throats.
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The acolytes had waited while she worked at the roots, each holding a bowl of long-steeped datura tea.
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Even the datura in the garden!