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 1 18|                         18. The bath is useful in many diseases,
 2 18|        the person who takes the bath should be orderly and reserved
 3 18|     drink immediately after the bath. Much will depend upon whether
 4 18|    health, was very fond of the bath, and in the custom of taking
 5 18|       in ardent fevers; for the bath soothes the pain in the
 6 18| benefits to be derived from the bath, if all the proper requisites
 7 18|        of these be wanting, the bath, instead of doing good,
 8 18|      proper, one should use the bath, whether in order to benefit
 9 18|         be well disposed to the bath, it may be administered
10 18|      the patient be fond of the bath there will be no harm, though
11 18|         the day. The use of the bath is much more appropriate
12 18|      these modes of regimen the bath will be beneficial, and
13 18|         requisites for a proper bath, but have those symptoms
14 18|        which contraindicate the bath, are not to be bathed.~APPENDIX~
15 35|       sleeping after taking the bath, and by walking slowly for
16 36|      and if, when heated in the bath, the bowels be moved, he