Siris: a chain of philosophical reflexions and inquiries concerning the virtues of tar water. [Another] |
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... water . The ftrength and quantity of this water to be taken by each individual person is best determined from experience . And as for the time ( b ) 8 , 29 , 40 . ( a ) 66 . of of taking , I never knew any evil enfue from ( 52 )
... water . The ftrength and quantity of this water to be taken by each individual person is best determined from experience . And as for the time ( b ) 8 , 29 , 40 . ( a ) 66 . of of taking , I never knew any evil enfue from ( 52 )
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