arrows
/ˈæɹ.oʊz/ noun A2- Short darts feathered at the ends.
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“You didn’t notice,” said he, “anywhere in the tie-up, a kind of a fat boy without any clothes on shooting arrows around with a bow, did you?”
If the child were pricked with one of those arrows dipped in curare or some other devilish drug, it would mean death if the venom were not sucked out.
Each of these little tickling arrows must have pleased my father,” added Albert with a laugh.
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