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 1 1|       pass sandy matter in their water. ~ ~I do not suppose that
 2 1|       that, if one fills it with water or air and thenties up its
 3 1|   mastich dissolve the body into water, and that dropsicalpatients
 4 1|      they fill earthen jars with water and stand them among the
 5 1|         Thus the theory that the water is carried towards the rarefied
 6 2|         if these be submerged in water, and are emptied of the
 7 2|        as is seen in the case of water) and again become one, taking
 8 2|    uncorrupted, whilst all other water - the drinkable kind - readily
 9 3|        mess of wheaten flour and water, there after cutting them
10 3|          kind if you mix it with water. And do not let this surprise
11 3| happening even in a dead man, if water be poured down his throat;
12 3|       tube into a vessel full of water and sand, and suck the air
13 3|        come up to you before the water, for in accordance with