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 1 1|       bed in the robustest of health, without any laborious interval
 2 2|       above him. Whenever his health was bad or his headaches
 3 3|      When his year was up his health gave way, and he suffered
 4 3|  restored his spirits and his health, he went on to Glasgow,
 5 5|     write you oftener, but my health is but indifferent, and
 6 5|      of his engines. When his health was bad he shrank from every
 7 5|    lamented. " How much would health and spirits be worth to
 8 5| bodily fatigue, have given me health and spirits beyond what
 9 8|        in my present state of health, and hurried as I am, is
10 8|       permanently damaged his health. Both the partners were
11 9|   became calm and serene, his health ceased to mar his pleasure