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1 1|    dropsicalpatients derive benefit from these substances, not
2 1|       says he, "they derive benefit certainly, but merely in
3 2|     nourished; they get the benefit of the blood which they
4 3|     there will also be some benefit derived; for no existing
5 3| attracting, but in order to benefit by what is acquired by the
6 3|     And of course it cannot benefit by it if it cannot retain
7 3|     some termination to the benefit received, and that thereafter
8 3|  has retained and taken the benefit of it hastens to get rid
9 3|   digesting and getting the benefit of this by presenting all