Health for the million; with observations on unhealthy employments, by the author of 'How to make home happy'.1858 |
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... considerable estate , who had been educated by a tender mother with such a concern for his health that she made him good for nothing . Reading , she quickly found , was bad for his eyes , and writing made his bead ache . He had got by ...
... considerable estate , who had been educated by a tender mother with such a concern for his health that she made him good for nothing . Reading , she quickly found , was bad for his eyes , and writing made his bead ache . He had got by ...
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... considerable time without inconvenience or difficulty . In general there is a com- plete harmony of proportion among all parts of the body . His senses are good , but not too delicate . His pulse is slow and regular . " His stomach is ...
... considerable time without inconvenience or difficulty . In general there is a com- plete harmony of proportion among all parts of the body . His senses are good , but not too delicate . His pulse is slow and regular . " His stomach is ...
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... considerable derangement of their digestive organs . This disorder will continue for a long time in an irregular way , never entirely prevent- ing their ordinary occupation , but rendering it more than usually anxious and fatiguing ...
... considerable derangement of their digestive organs . This disorder will continue for a long time in an irregular way , never entirely prevent- ing their ordinary occupation , but rendering it more than usually anxious and fatiguing ...
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... considerable quantity of vegetable matter , for if they were to satisfy their hunger with animal food alone they would take more of it than is desirable . Those who have a poor appetite should allow them- EATING TOO FAST . 37 selves ...
... considerable quantity of vegetable matter , for if they were to satisfy their hunger with animal food alone they would take more of it than is desirable . Those who have a poor appetite should allow them- EATING TOO FAST . 37 selves ...
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... considerable quantity of acid , and is the only animal substance that does so . They both contain a gelatinous matter , which in animals is called the coagulable lymph , and in both contributes to form the nutritious particles . Some ...
... considerable quantity of acid , and is the only animal substance that does so . They both contain a gelatinous matter , which in animals is called the coagulable lymph , and in both contributes to form the nutritious particles . Some ...
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acid animal Anthony Carlisle astringent atmosphere attention avoid becomes blood body breath carbonic acid cause chest chilblains chyle circumstances clothing colour common cold consequence constitution consumption costiveness damp degree diet digestion disease disorders drachm dress drink dyspepsia effects evils excite exercise exertion exposed eyes fatigue feet flatulent fluid frequently fruits glottis habit hair head heart heat Hippocrates increased indigestion inflammation influence injurious invalids irritation John Floyer kind labour less liable light liquors live lungs malt liquors matter means ment mind morning muscles nature necessary nervous night nourishment nutritive observes occasions occupation old age open air organs pain papillæ passions patient persons phthisis pleasure preserve prevent produce proper quantity reason remarks remedy render skin sleep stomach stone fruits suffer sufficient sulphuric acid surface teeth temperature tion travelling vegetable ventilation vigour warm weak weather wine young
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Страница 244 - William," the young man cried, " And pleasures with you pass away, And yet you lament not the days that are gone : Now tell me the reason, I pray."
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