The Life And Opinions of John Buncle Esquire
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The soil on every side of the wells is thin, and the hills rocky, only just below the wells there is a small moss caused by the falling of water from the hill above it.
Great is the medicinal virtue of these waters, in relieving in- wardly, cholics, pains in the stomach, griping of the guts ; bilious, nephritic, nervous and hysteric cholics ; the gravel, by carrying off the quantities of sand, though it does not dissolve the slimy gravel, clearing the urinary passages in a wonderful manner ; 30...2 THE LIFE OF curing ischuries, and ulcerated kidneys ; the gout, the palsy, ob- structions of the menses, old gleets, and barrenness ; it is a sovereign remedy in rheumatic and scorbutic pains, even when the limbs are monstrously swelled, useless, and covered with scales. Outwardly, ulcers, tumors, itch, St. Anthony's fire, and king's evil.
The waters are used by bathing and drinking : to drink in the morning three chopins, i. E. Six pints or a Scotch quart, four Eng- lish quarts, at most, between the hours of six and eleven.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The soil on every side of the wells is thin, and the hills rocky, only just below the wells there is a small moss caused by the falling of water from the hill above it.
Great is the medicinal virtue of these waters, in relieving in- wardly, cholics, pains in the stomach, griping of the guts ; bilious, nephritic, nervous and hysteric cholics ; the gravel, by carrying off the quantities of sand, though it does not dissolve the slimy gravel, clearing the urinary passages in a wonderful manner ; 30...2 THE LIFE OF curing ischuries, and ulcerated kidneys ; the gout, the palsy, ob- structions of the menses, old gleets, and barrenness ; it is a sovereign remedy in rheumatic and scorbutic pains, even when the limbs are monstrously swelled, useless, and covered with scales. Outwardly, ulcers, tumors, itch, St. Anthony's fire, and king's evil.
The waters are used by bathing and drinking : to drink in the morning three chopins, i. E. Six pints or a Scotch quart, four Eng- lish quarts, at most, between the hours of six and eleven.
What to read after The Life And Opinions of John Buncle Esquire?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Amory to read onlineMoreLess
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