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1 12|           If the whole body rest long, contrary to usage, it does
2 14|          nature, but rests for a long time in the hypochondria.
3 18|       place most commonly from a long walk and protracted thirst,
4 24|       with faces which have been long retained, whether it be
5 25| concocted, but the fever remains long, without sweats and without
6 25|         and he should be kept as long as possible in the same
7 27|      feet, and if these continue long in a very painful, and inflamed
8 31| suppository, when they have been long of being moved. If there
9 35|        it well boiled and pretty long kept. Goat’s flesh has all