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 1 18|         position will answer; and nature and the usage of common
 2 40|        that all parts of a mucous nature and which form mucus, as
 3 41|        but abscesses of a chronic nature, and difficult to cure,
 4 42| contrivance which is according to nature. For neither would I despair,
 5 46|         consequences of a serious nature. It is evident, then, that
 6 48|          of a fatal and injurious nature; but that displacements
 7 54|           of a pulpy and yielding nature, and on that account it
 8 57|            and with regard to the nature of the intestine and that
 9 58|        occur in diseases, but the nature of the diseases in which
10 69|          neither is it of a fatal nature, for such patients do not