A Letter to a Friend Concerning Tea
A Letter to a Friend Concerning Tea
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Secondly, Many eminent Physicians have de- clared their Judgment, That it is prejudicial in seve- ral Respects : That it gives Rise to numberless Disor- ders, particularly those of the nervous Kind : And that, if frequently used by those of weak Nerves, it is no other than a slow Poison.
Thirdly, If all Physicians were silent in the Case, yet plain Fact is against you. And this speaks loud enough. It was prejudicial to my Health : It is so to many at this Day.
14. "But (8) 14. " But it is not i...t to mi?, " say* the Objector^ * Why then ghould I leave it oiF?" ''i^inswer, First, To give an Example to those to whom it is undeniably prejudicial.
Secondly, That you may have the more wherewith to give Bread to the Hungry, and Raiment to the Naked.
15. ** But I cannot leave it off; for it helps my * Health. Nothing else will agree with me. " I answer, First, Will Nothing else agree with ^uf I know not how to believe that. I suppose your Body is much of the same Kind with that of your Great Grandmother.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Secondly, Many eminent Physicians have de- clared their Judgment, That it is prejudicial in seve- ral Respects : That it gives Rise to numberless Disor- ders, particularly those of the nervous Kind : And that, if frequently used by those of weak Nerves, it is no other than a slow Poison.
Thirdly, If all Physicians were silent in the Case, yet plain Fact is against you. And this speaks loud enough. It was prejudicial to my Health : It is so to many at this Day.
14. "But (8) 14. " But it is not i...t to mi?, " say* the Objector^ * Why then ghould I leave it oiF?" ''i^inswer, First, To give an Example to those to whom it is undeniably prejudicial.
Secondly, That you may have the more wherewith to give Bread to the Hungry, and Raiment to the Naked.
15. ** But I cannot leave it off; for it helps my * Health. Nothing else will agree with me. " I answer, First, Will Nothing else agree with ^uf I know not how to believe that. I suppose your Body is much of the same Kind with that of your Great Grandmother.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Wesley to read onlineMoreLess
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