Encyclopædia Britannica: Or, A Dictionary of Arts, Sciences, and Miscellaneous Literature, 11. köide,2. osaColin Macfarquhar, George Gleig A. Bell and C. Macfarquhar, 1797 |
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Page 780
... should often be varied ; their company should be agreeable and cheerful ; their exercise should be mode- rate , and fuited to their inclination , conftitution , and the feafon ; they should avoid crowds , confinement , travelling over ...
... should often be varied ; their company should be agreeable and cheerful ; their exercise should be mode- rate , and fuited to their inclination , conftitution , and the feafon ; they should avoid crowds , confinement , travelling over ...
Page 781
... should be kept very cool , and every means of being overheated should be avoid- ed . She should be put to bed in proper time , placed on her fide or back , with her head and shoulders a little raised , a cloth tied to the bed - post ...
... should be kept very cool , and every means of being overheated should be avoid- ed . She should be put to bed in proper time , placed on her fide or back , with her head and shoulders a little raised , a cloth tied to the bed - post ...
Page 794
... Should this method fail , he must attempt to push up the fore - arm at the elbow ; but , in bending it , muft be very cautious , to avoid overftraining or diflocating the joint . In whatever manner the reduc- tion is accomplished , if ...
... Should this method fail , he must attempt to push up the fore - arm at the elbow ; but , in bending it , muft be very cautious , to avoid overftraining or diflocating the joint . In whatever manner the reduc- tion is accomplished , if ...
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