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Sassafras

An agreeable beverage is made in North America by infusing sassafras bark or sassafras wood, and a similar beverage was once very commonly sold at daybreak in the streets of the metropolis, under the name of saloop. The leaves of sassafras contain so much mucilage that they are used for thickening soup.

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