"sapour" meaning in English

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          "text": "Yet ſome fountains are impaired; for paſſing through the bowels of the earth, they require aliene faculties, for they mutuate their odour or ſapour from the places through which they permeate.",
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          "ref": "1682, T[itus] Lucretius Carus, translated by Thomas Creech, “The Fourth Book”, in T. Lucretius Carus the Epicurean Philosopher, His Six Books De Natura Rerum […], Oxford, Oxon: […] L[eonard] Lichfield, Printer to the University [f]or Anthony Stephens […], page 117:",
          "text": "Thus Heat and Cold, and other Qualities / Affect the Touch, whil’ſt Colours ſtrike the Eyes, / Odours the Smell, Sapours the Taſt, but none / Invades anothers right, uſurps his Throne, / All live at peace, contented with their own.",
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          "ref": "1860 March 14, Ed[win] Lankester, “South Kensington Museum, […]. On the Flavour of Food, […]. Condiments and Spices.”, in William Crookes, editor, The Chemical News: […], volume I, number 16, London: C[harles] Mitchell and Co., […], published 1860 March 24, page 185, column 1:",
          "text": "I now pass on to consider, in the second place, the nature of the various kinds of sapours and odours which we find in our food.",
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          "text": "Thus Heat and Cold, and other Qualities / Affect the Touch, whil’ſt Colours ſtrike the Eyes, / Odours the Smell, Sapours the Taſt, but none / Invades anothers right, uſurps his Throne, / All live at peace, contented with their own.",
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