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 1 1 |         they be marshy and soft, or hard, and running from elevated
 2 4 |             are, for the most part, hard cold. The men must necessarily
 3 4 |             of the alimentary canal hard, and of difficult evacuation,
 4 4 |           Their heads are sound and hard, and they are liable to
 5 4 |         supervene; these being of a hard and violent nature, and
 6 4 |           the first place, are of a hard constitution, from the waters
 7 4 | constitution, from the waters being hard, indigestible, and cold;
 8 7 |          spleens, their bellies are hard, emaciated, and hot; and
 9 7 |            they must necessarily be hard, or come from a soil which
10 7 |            soil, but those that are hard and of a heating nature,
11 7 |           persons whose bellies are hard and easily burnt up, the
12 7 |            such as are intractable, hard, and by no means proper
13 24|             in their persons rather hard and well braced, rather