The Dog
The Dog
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The spasms were fully as violent, and no amendment in the vision. Eight ounces more of blood were subtracted without benefit. A fever-ballwas ordered to be given.
3d. No amendment; but the bleeding having been carried to its fullextent, I again resorted to the tonic balls, which were given morningand night. The dog was well fed and the seton replaced.
5th. A very considerable amendment is evident.
9th. The spasms rapidly subsided and almost disappeared. Vision was notperfectly restored; but the... dog evidently saw with his left eye. He wastaken away, and tonic balls sent with him and ordered to be continued.
6th March. --The dog had improved in strength and no spasmodic affectionremained; he likewise evidently saw with his left eye. The tonic-ballshad been discontinued for a week, and his master hoped that all wouldturn out well, when suddenly, while at home, he was seized with a fitthat lasted ten minutes. A strong emetic was given, which brought up avast quantity of undigested food. A strong purging-ball was given to himin the evening.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The spasms were fully as violent, and no amendment in the vision. Eight ounces more of blood were subtracted without benefit. A fever-ballwas ordered to be given.
3d. No amendment; but the bleeding having been carried to its fullextent, I again resorted to the tonic balls, which were given morningand night. The dog was well fed and the seton replaced.
5th. A very considerable amendment is evident.
9th. The spasms rapidly subsided and almost disappeared. Vision was notperfectly restored; but the... dog evidently saw with his left eye. He wastaken away, and tonic balls sent with him and ordered to be continued.
6th March. --The dog had improved in strength and no spasmodic affectionremained; he likewise evidently saw with his left eye. The tonic-ballshad been discontinued for a week, and his master hoped that all wouldturn out well, when suddenly, while at home, he was seized with a fitthat lasted ten minutes. A strong emetic was given, which brought up avast quantity of undigested food. A strong purging-ball was given to himin the evening.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Youatt to read onlineMoreLess
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