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1 3 |  unmixed, and possessing great strength, they became exposed to
2 6 |     other reason than from the strength of the food in reference
3 10| straightway feel great loss of strength, trembling, and want of
4 14|        as regards quantity and strength. These, when all mixed and
5 14|     belonging to the body; but strength, growth, and nourishment
6 17|     present also, possessed of strength as being that which conducts,
7 19|        these the diseases gain strength. But when the discharges
8 19|      burning heat, and loss of strength prevail! but if relieved
9 20| contrary, it is wonderful what strength it imparts to those it agrees