A Comparative View of the State And Faculties of Man With Those of the Animal World

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Notwithflanding the variety of ab- furd and unnatural cuftoms that pre- vail among barbarous nations, they are not fickly as we are, becaufe the hardinefs of their conftitutions en- ables them to bear all excefles. The women who inhabit the ifthmus of America are plunged in cold water, a Jong [ 57 J along with their Iiifaats, iminnediate=- ly after their delivery, without any bad Gonfequence. AH thofe dif- eafes which arife froitb catching of cold, or a fudden check given to the perfpiration, a
...re found orily aiiiong the civilized part of Mankind. Ao old Roman or an Indian, in the pur- fuits of war or huntings would plunge into a rivet whi 1ft in a pro- fufe fweat, without fear and without danger. A limilar hardy education would make us all equally proof againft the bad effeds of fuch acci- dents. — The. greater care we take to prevent catching cold, by the vari- ous contrivancesof mddern luxury, the more we become fubjefted to it.
"—We can guard againft cold only by rendering ourfelves fuperior to its ^influence.


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