Paregoric elixir
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Paregoric elixir has 3 facts recorded in Dontopedia across 1 reference.
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- Opium
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|---|---|---|
| Rdf:type | Opium Form | [1] |
| Given Insidiously to | Children | [1] |
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doc:agent/tmp2ee3u_fb_seven-sisters-of-sleep_97/2dbcb751-1cc4-41e6-bab4-e1af91d20390Show excerpt
goongee.” The most common kind is called “barsh” or “berch.” There is one kind which, it is said, makes the person who takes it manifest his pleasure by singing, another which will make him chatter, a third which excites to dance, a fourth …
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