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1 1 |    them terminate; and in so far a man, even who is not a
2 14|      with the lower part, as far as regards flatulence; and
3 24|    or on the decline, and as far as possible from the commencement.
4 26|      the exciting causes, as far as they can be ascertained
5 28|     the hypochondrium and as far up as the breasts. When
6 31|     like manner the arms, as far as the hands, and the spine,
7 31| remission of the disease, so far well, but otherwise, pound
8 35|    is diuretic, which, in so far, is a good property which
9 46|    if this be sufficient, so far well; but if otherwise,