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s.blifil.shenos,and
floodsoftearsaiedherlantations;helady,her
panioatthesati
dissuadedherfrondulging;attetingtoderatethegriefof
herfriendbyphilosophianydisappointnts
toanlifeisdailysubject,h,shesaid,wasa
suffiindsagainstanyacts,
hopleoughtto
teachherpatience,houghindeedheuldnotbesupposedas
ceedasherself,yetless,veryuneasy,thoughhis
resignationtothedivinerainedhisgriefhindue
bounds.
”ntionnotbrother,”saids.blifil;”ialoneaheobject
ofyourpity.aretheterrorsoffriendshiptoawife
feelsontheseoebodyhathrderedhibr >
ishallneverseehiore”hereatorrentoftearshadthesa
nsequencer.allhy,
andshereinedsilent.
atthisintervalaservantningin,outofbreath,andcried
out,thecaptainher,he
ore,bearingthedeadbodybet.
heretheayobserveanotherdiversityinthe
operationsofgrief:foras.all
thesacauseadehissistervociferous;sodidthe
presentsight,thegentlen,putairestop
tothoseofthelady;,aly
afterfellintoafit.
therooof,hthelady
visitant,ployediher.
allbed;where
everythodtolife.
andgladshouldthereaderthatboththese
bodieshadbeenattendedhequalsuccess;forthoseook
thecareoftheladysucceededsohat,afterthefithad
ntinuedadetti,sheagainrevived,totheirgreat
satisfaentsofbleeding,
chafing,dropping,&c.,provediual.death,thatinexorable
judge,hadpassedsenten,andrefusedtogranthi
reprieve,thoughtorsoneand
thesainstant,ounsel.
theset,toavoidanyliciousapplications,we
shalldistinguishbythenasofdr.y.anddr.z.,havihis
pulse;to,anddr.z.hisleft;both
agreedthatheper,or
causeofhisdeath,theydiffered;dr.y.holdingthathediedofan
apoplexy,anddr.z.ofanepilepsy.
hencearoseadisputebeten,inheach
deliveredthereasonsoftheirseveralopinions.theseh
equalforeitherdoctorinhisown
sentints,aheleastiressiononhisadversary.
tosaythetruth,everyphysialsthathhisfavouritedisease,
toannature.the
gout,therheutisthestohegravel,aion,have
alltheirseveralpatronsinthefaorethanthe
nervousfever,orthefeveronthespirits.andhereayat
forthosedisagreentsinopiniohecauseofa
patieh,etisoccur,betostleaedof
thellege;andlysurprizedthatpartoftheworld
ofthefacted.
thereaderyperhapsbesurprized,that,insteadofendeav
torevivethepatient,theleaedgentlenshouldfalliediately
intoadisputeontheoccasionofhisdeath;butiyallsuch
experintshadbeendebeforetheirarrival:forthecaptainwas
putintoabed,hadhisveinsscarified,hisforeheadchafed,and
allsortsdropsappliedtohislipsandnostrils.
thephysiselvesanticipatedin
everythingtheyordered,alosshooapplythatportionof
tiainfortheirfee,andwere
thereforeneesubjectorotherfordisurse;
aurallypresentitselfthanthatbefore
ntioned
ourdoctorsr.allhy,
havinggivehecaptain,andacquiesthedivinewill,
begantoenquireafterhissister,hedesiredtheovisit
beforetheirdeparture.
thisladyn
phrase,asedforoneinherndition.the
dooniesbeingpliedh,as
thisient,attended,agtodesire,andlaidhold
oneachofherhands,astheyhadbeforedohoseoftherpse.
thethatofher
husband:forashealltheassistanceofphysic,soin
realitysherequirednone.
thereisnothingreunjustthanthevulgaropinion,byh
physisaresrepresented,asfriendstodeath.orary,i
believe,ifthehoseoverbyphysiculdbeopposed
tothatofthertyrstoit,theforrherexceedthe
latter.nay,soaresocautiousonthishead,that,toavoida
possibilityofkilliient,theyabstainfrollthodsof
g,andprescribenothingbut.i
haveheardsoofthese,axi
”thatnatureshouldbelefttodoherohephysi
standsbyasitoclapheronthebadenurageherwhen
shedothwell.”
solittlethendidourdoctorsdelightih,thatthey
dischargedtherpseafterasinglefee;buttheyso
disgustedhtheirlivingpatient;nghey
iediatelyagreed,aoprescribinghgreatdiligence.
her,astheladyhadatfirstpersuadedherphysisto
believeherill,theyhadnou,persuadedhertobelieve
herselfso,iishentinuedaonthh
allthederationsofsiess.duringthistisheedby
physis,attendedbynurses,andreceivednstantssagesfrobr >
heracquaintaoenquireafterherhealth.
atlengththedederategriefbeing
expired,thedoctorsw
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