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 1 4 |      necessary to stop for a time, in order to administer
 2 6 |  properly of themselves. The time for administering the draught
 3 7 |      longer, and at the same time the vapor will be prevented
 4 7 |    to foment for a length of time, for this dries the lungs
 5 7 | crisis in the course of this time), and similar preparations
 6 11|  mistakes, committed at that time, do much less injury than
 7 11|      ptisans, exactly at the time when it is often beneficial
 8 12| brought into action, after a time. The teeth and the eyes
 9 14| nature, but rests for a long time in the hypochondria. And
10 16|     considerable interval of time has passed after the draught
11 17|     treated of at the proper time. In like manner, with respect
12 17|      others, when the proper time for using them is come,
13 18|    is to be made at the same time and afterwards repeated.
14 24|   the feet, and, at the same time, the head and chest become
15 25|   not give draughts when the time of the crisis is at hand,
16 30| fever, and not at the proper time, it is a fatal symptom.~
17 35|    slowly for a considerable time after sleep; if, then, the
18 42|    rubbed for a considerable time with plenty of hot oil.