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 1 9 |     regards health than if one suddenly change it to another. Wherefore,
 2 9 |     still greater interval, he suddenly took a meal after supper,
 3 10|   water, when either custom is suddenly exchanged for the other;
 4 10|     wine or undiluted has been suddenly drunk, for the one will
 5 10|      sweet and strong wine, if suddenly exchanged, should have by
 6 12| unaccustomed to labor, they be suddenly brought into action, after
 7 12|     the cure, and if he should suddenly make many laborious exertions,
 8 12|   laborious exertion, the body suddenly falls into a state of ease
 9 21|               4. When a person suddenly loses his speech, in connection
10 27|         when watery discharges suddenly take place from the bowels,
11 27|       and autumn an epistaxis, suddenly occurring in acute diseases,
12 33|       it. But if the body have suddenly lost its powers, or if there