Siris: A Chain of Philosophical Reflexions and Inquiries Concerning the Virtues of Tar Water, and Divers Other Subjects Connected Together and Arising One from AnotherDublin printed, London re-printed, for W. Innys, C. Hitch, and C. Davis, 1744 - 174 pages |
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Page 27
... themselves into the fmall ducts with lefs difficulty and danger . The combination of these different fubftances makes up a very fubtile and active medicine , fit- ted for mixing with all humours , and refolving D 2 all all obftructions ...
... themselves into the fmall ducts with lefs difficulty and danger . The combination of these different fubftances makes up a very fubtile and active medicine , fit- ted for mixing with all humours , and refolving D 2 all all obftructions ...
Page 28
... as vinegar doth , which contains both oyl and falt . And as the oyl in tar - water difcovers felf to the eye , fo the acid falts do manifeft ( a ) Sect 47 . themfelves 1 themselves to the tafte . Tar - water therefore ( 28 )
... as vinegar doth , which contains both oyl and falt . And as the oyl in tar - water difcovers felf to the eye , fo the acid falts do manifeft ( a ) Sect 47 . themfelves 1 themselves to the tafte . Tar - water therefore ( 28 )
Page 29
... themselves to the tafte . Tar - water therefore is a foap , and as fuch hath the medicinal qualities of foaps . 60. It operates more gently as the acid falts lofe their acrimony being fheathed in oyl , and thereby approaching the nature ...
... themselves to the tafte . Tar - water therefore is a foap , and as fuch hath the medicinal qualities of foaps . 60. It operates more gently as the acid falts lofe their acrimony being fheathed in oyl , and thereby approaching the nature ...
Page 49
... themselves , who are truly much to be pitied . Their condition of life makes them a prey to imaginary woes , which never fail to grow up . in minds unexercifed and unemployed . To get rid of these , it is faid , there are who betake ...
... themselves , who are truly much to be pitied . Their condition of life makes them a prey to imaginary woes , which never fail to grow up . in minds unexercifed and unemployed . To get rid of these , it is faid , there are who betake ...
Page 51
... themselves , fhould yet from groffnefs of air and diet , grow ftupid or doat fooner than other people , who , by virtue of elaftic air , water - drinking , and light food , preferve their faculties to extreme old age ; an advantage ...
... themselves , fhould yet from groffnefs of air and diet , grow ftupid or doat fooner than other people , who , by virtue of elaftic air , water - drinking , and light food , preferve their faculties to extreme old age ; an advantage ...
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