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1 1 |           excellent thing for the physician to cultivate Prognosis;
2 1 |      intrust themselves to such a physician. And he will manage the
3 1 |           even before calling the physician, from the violence of the
4 1 |     little longer, and before the physician could bring his art to counteract
5 1 |        more esteemed to be a good physician, for he will be the better
6 2 |           and fatal symptoms. The physician should also observe the
7 3 |           patient is found by his physician reclining upon either his
8 7 | perturbation or delirium; and the physician should examine the eyes
9 23|        being bad, be present, the physician ought to announce that his