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 1 4 |          the disease be of a drier nature than one had supposed, one
 2 6 |          those of a very dangerous nature. One may first use the juice,
 3 7 |         together, are of a similar nature. The black hellebore acts
 4 11|        disease were of a very mild nature. But the mistakes committed
 5 11|           pain, and from the acute nature of the disease, and what
 6 11| debilitated by pain, and the acute nature of the disease, one administer
 7 14|         wine is not of a transient nature, but rests for a long time
 8 14|          if it be of a more watery nature, but that the stronger it
 9 17|           coldish and indigestible nature, and neither proves laxative
10 23|         being of a cold and viscid nature it becomes enfarcted, obstructing
11 23|           season), being of such a nature it corrodes and ulcerates,
12 25|            be binding, of a vinous nature, and rather astringent.
13 35|            such as are of a watery nature pass more slowly through
14 35|           it is of an unmanageable nature, and requires no ordinary
15 38|           stools of a colliquative nature, if they can bear it, should