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  • The palm-wine, here called “Msámbá,” and on the lower river
  • They soak with palm-wine every day; they indulge in rum and absinthe, and the wealthy affect so-called
  • The spathe that encloses the yet-unopened flowers is made to yield a favorite beverage called palm-wine, or, more familiarly,
  • In the larger villages palm-wine is common; it is not unpleasant to the taste, though too sweet and thick, to be drank in any considerable quantity.
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