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1 7 |      affection in which any one may happen to be laid up. Now,
2 9 | constitution of man, abstinence may enervate, weaken, and kill.
3 9 |        of any kind, by which it may be accurately determined,
4 9 |      illness, in which case one may commit great mistakes without
5 10|  depletion than from repletion, may be clearly seen upon reverting
6 18| extremely ardent nature, as you may know, if you apply your
7 21|      cause but proscribing what may have been very proper. Now
8 22|    contracted into narrow: this may be ascertained otherwise
9 23|         the causes of each, you may make the more accurate observations.~