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1 IX |   distended, to be, say, two ounces, three ounces, or one ounce
2 IX |       say, two ounces, three ounces, or one ounce and a half -
3 IX |    it to hold upwards of two ounces. Let us assume further how
4 IX |     either one thousand half ounces, or one thousand times three
5 IX |    have been ten pounds five ounces expelled; if with each stroke
6 IX |     to twenty pounds and ten ounces; if half an ounce, the quantity
7 IX |   forty-one pounds and eight ounces; and were there one ounce,
8 IX | eighty-three pounds and four ounces; the whole of which, in
9 XII|     if we calculate how many ounces flow through one arm, or