The Easiest Way in Housekeeping And Cooking
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Alcohol taken in excess, it has been proved in countlessexperiments by scientific men, possesses the power of coagulating theblood. The little corpuscles adhere in masses, and cannot force themselvesthrough the smaller vessels, and circulation is at once hindered. This, however, is the secondary stage. At first, as many of you have hadoccasion to notice, the face flushes, the eyes grow brighter, and thoughtand word both come more freely. The heart beats far more rapidly, and thespeed increases ...in proportion to the amount of alcohol absorbed. Theaverage number of beats of the heart, allowing for its slower actionduring sleep, is 100, 000 beats per day. Under a small supply of alcoholthis rose to 127, 000, and in actual intoxication to 131, 000.
The flush upon the cheek is only a token of the same fact within; everyorgan is congested. The brain has been examined under such circumstances, and "looked as if injected with vermilion . . . The membrane covering bothbrains resembling a delicate web of coagulated red blood, so tensely wereits fine vessels engorged.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Alcohol taken in excess, it has been proved in countlessexperiments by scientific men, possesses the power of coagulating theblood. The little corpuscles adhere in masses, and cannot force themselvesthrough the smaller vessels, and circulation is at once hindered. This, however, is the secondary stage. At first, as many of you have hadoccasion to notice, the face flushes, the eyes grow brighter, and thoughtand word both come more freely. The heart beats far more rapidly, and thespeed increases ...in proportion to the amount of alcohol absorbed. Theaverage number of beats of the heart, allowing for its slower actionduring sleep, is 100, 000 beats per day. Under a small supply of alcoholthis rose to 127, 000, and in actual intoxication to 131, 000.
The flush upon the cheek is only a token of the same fact within; everyorgan is congested. The brain has been examined under such circumstances, and "looked as if injected with vermilion . . . The membrane covering bothbrains resembling a delicate web of coagulated red blood, so tensely wereits fine vessels engorged.
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