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1 4 |           and the passages from the lungs be in a proper state as
2 5 |          mischief, for it dries the lungs, fatigues the hypochondria,
3 5 |      retained in the bronchi of the lungs, produces riles; and, when
4 7 |            time, for this dries the lungs and promotes suppuration;
5 15|           sweet wine; character;the lungs, is moderately expectorant,
6 15| expectoration, and softening of the lungs, when given diluted with
7 16|            feather, it relieves the lungs and proves emollient to
8 23|          becomes ulcerated, and the lungs engorged, from the patient’