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1 1|      of dropsy, for these all equally purge and dissolve the body,
2 1|      view, but that itapplies equally to both, we should then
3 2| equipped with terms which are equally elucidatory, at least in
4 2|       refilling" must play an equally large part. And how could
5 2|   useful blood. For it is not equally important whether the aliment
6 3|    will act and be acted upon equally, and if the one be much
7 3|       they will not all do so equally. Thus the stomach will subdue
8 3|       one another; if we were equally in want, the stronger would