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 1 4 | clyster. And to those who are accustomed to take two meals in the
 2 4 |     given twice, and to those accustomed to live upon a single meal
 3 4 |       food which one has been accustomed to take, and so as that
 4 7 |  ptisan than what he had been accustomed to; but it is according
 5 7 | draught than what he had been accustomed to, and afterwards go on
 6 9 |     persons who have not been accustomed to dine, if they shall take
 7 9 |      dry, and not having been accustomed to be twice swelled out
 8 9 |     day, provided they are so accustomed. And, moreover, those who
 9 10|    bear such food as they are accustomed to, even if it is not naturally
10 10|     such food as they are not accustomed to, even although not bad,
11 10|    when eaten by a person not accustomed to it; and how much weight
12 10|       will create to a person accustomed to live upon the maza; and
13 10|   produces upon those who are accustomed and those who are unaccustomed
14 11|       unstrained ptisan, when accustomed to use strained. All these
15 12|      harder than one has been accustomed to will create uneasiness,
16 35|   readily, but in others, not accustomed to them, they engender what