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Subject: Re: The Wizard Of Oz - (nf)
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Date: Wed, 12-Oct-83 03:53:14 EDT
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hp-pcd!john    Oct 10 09:02:00 1983

When I was young, I could never figure out why Dorothy and friends would fall
asleep in the field of poppies. It turns out that poppies grown for opium give
off enough odor that a large field of them can overcome a person. Children 
have been known to fall asleep and never wake up.


John Eaton

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