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 1 7 |         their bellies are very dry both above and below, so
 2 7 | boiling, these rather bind and dry up the bowels. People have
 3 9 |    such will least burn up and dry the veins. Calculi do not
 4 10|  healthy. But if the winter be dry and northerly, and the spring
 5 10|      but the spring northerly, dry, and of a wintry character,
 6 10|     subject to dysenteries and dry ophthalmies, and some have
 7 10|     who are bilious, too, have dry ophthalmies from the heat
 8 10|      spring that is northerly, dry, and cold, having come on,
 9 10|     more. And if the summer be dry, those diseases soon cease,
10 10|       up, and ophthalmies of a dry nature supervene, fevers
11 19|       belly cannot possibly be dry in such a country, with
12 23|     winter, nor in rainy as in dry weather; wherefore, I think,