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1 9 |   great difference whether the diet be so and so, in other respects,
2 9 | ascertained that even a faulty diet of food and drink steadily
3 9 |    then, an unwonted change of diet for half a day produces
4 11|       namely, that a change of diet has occurred in these cases,
5 11|       days were to take such a diet, before the disease is concocted;
6 11|        and to pinch him in his diet; this mistake, indeed, is
7 25|       be treated by a suitable diet and medicine, attending
8 27|      be kept upon a restricted diet, with water for drink, and
9 35|   changed his habitual mode of diet. For persons who dine contrary