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 1   I,  1 | spite of its name it will be unable to do the office which that
 2  II,  9 |  would in the first place be unable to perform the office for
 3  II,  9 |   gap, it would be perfectly unable to produce either flexure
 4  II,  9 | vascular centre, it would be unable to retain the blood within
 5  II,  9 |      on the skin; and she is unable to allot to many different
 6  II,  10|      heated to excess and so unable to cool any other part;
 7  II,  10| located in the head, and are unable to discern the reason for
 8  II,  16|    time in the water, and is unable to pass thence to dry ground
 9 III,  4 |    part of the body, that is unable to tolerate any serious
10 III,  4 | proof that the heart is thus unable to tolerate any morbid affection
11 III,  9 |    formation of the kidneys, unable to find one single place