A Counter Blaste to Tobacco 8 8
A Counter Blaste to Tobacco 8 8
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And yet I hope no man is sofoolish as to beleue them. And al these toyes do only proceed from themistaking _Non causam pro causa_, as I haue already sayd, and so if aman chance to recouer one of any disease, after he hath taken _Tobacco_, that must haue the thankes of all. But by the contrary, if a man smokehimselfe to death with it (and many haue done) O then some other diseasemust beare the blame for that fault. So do olde harlots thanke theirharlotrie for their many yeeres, that custome bein...g healthfull (saythey) _ad purgandos Renes_, but neuer haue minde how many die of thePockes in the flower of their youth. And so doe olde drunkards thinkethey prolong their dayes, by their swinelike diet, but neuer rememberhowe many die drowned in drinke before they be halfe olde.
And what greater absurditie can there bee, then to say that one cureshall serue for diuers, nay, contrarious sortes of diseases? It is anvndoubted ground among all Physicians, that there is almost no sorteither of nourishment or medicine, that hath not some thing in itdisagreeable to some part of mans bodie, because, as I haue alreadysayd, the nature of the temperature of euery part, is so different fromanother, that according to the olde prouerbe, That which is good for thehead, is euill for the necke and the shoulders.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And yet I hope no man is sofoolish as to beleue them. And al these toyes do only proceed from themistaking _Non causam pro causa_, as I haue already sayd, and so if aman chance to recouer one of any disease, after he hath taken _Tobacco_, that must haue the thankes of all. But by the contrary, if a man smokehimselfe to death with it (and many haue done) O then some other diseasemust beare the blame for that fault. So do olde harlots thanke theirharlotrie for their many yeeres, that custome bein...g healthfull (saythey) _ad purgandos Renes_, but neuer haue minde how many die of thePockes in the flower of their youth. And so doe olde drunkards thinkethey prolong their dayes, by their swinelike diet, but neuer rememberhowe many die drowned in drinke before they be halfe olde.
And what greater absurditie can there bee, then to say that one cureshall serue for diuers, nay, contrarious sortes of diseases? It is anvndoubted ground among all Physicians, that there is almost no sorteither of nourishment or medicine, that hath not some thing in itdisagreeable to some part of mans bodie, because, as I haue alreadysayd, the nature of the temperature of euery part, is so different fromanother, that according to the olde prouerbe, That which is good for thehead, is euill for the necke and the shoulders.
What to read after A Counter Blaste to Tobacco 8 8?
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