| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - The Hottentots, who live near this spot, hawke it about, frequently to a great distance, and exchange it for cattle and other commodities.' (written 1794)[6] They chew its stem as well as the roots, mostly all day, and become intoxicated by it, so that on account of this effect and its fragrance and hearty taste one can expect some profit from its cultivation' (1685) [7][8]
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