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 1 18|    unless there be a flow of blood from the nose, or an abscess
 2 19|      or if you abstract more blood, you may administer a clyster
 3 21|      right arm, and abstract blood more or less according to
 4 22|   into the parts, whence the blood being vitiated, and the
 5 23|   the respiration and of the blood, coagulates the surrounding
 6 23|   coagulates the surrounding blood, and renders it motionless
 7 27| there is apt to be a flow of blood from the nose; if this,
 8 27|       a copious discharge of blood procure an issue to the
 9 28|    on the side affected, and blood abstracted according to
10 37|      of life, and is strong, blood should be abstracted from
11 40|   and have the course of the blood in their veins intercepted;
12 40| those who have discharges of blood from the nose or anus, or
13 41|    think it expedient to let blood, see that the bowels be