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 1 1 |       but neither, also, is it proper to sit or walk. But quiet
 2 3 | specillum) if possible, at the proper time, so as to admit a free
 3 3 |       the matter, and then the proper treatment is to be applied
 4 4 |    mixed together. And this is proper: linseed, and raw chaste-tree,
 5 5 |   appears to have attained the proper degree of thickness, it
 6 5 |    appear to have attained the proper consistence. Another:-The
 7 5 |       boil until it attain the proper consistence. By these, recent
 8 9 |       so as may be judged most proper, and it is to be diluted
 9 9 |       appears to have attained proper consistence.~
10 13|     appear to you to be of the proper consistence, so as to be
11 14|    whatever else appears to be proper.~