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1 9 |     this change, for one should sleep after dinner, as if passing
2 9 |        or, if the person cannot sleep, he may stroll about slowly,
3 27|      critical sweats and gentle sleep supervene, and thick and
4 28|  inanition he will be unable to sleep, or digest properly, or
5 31|        a case, unless fever and sleep come on, followed by concocted
6 35|         considerable time after sleep; if, then, the bowels be
7 35|     take repose; if he does not sleep he should repose the longer.
8 35|        affected will do well to sleep, and take some hot draught
9 36| complaint it will do good if he sleep, and drink a thin, old,