The Works of Aristotle the Famous Philosopher
The Works of Aristotle the Famous Philosopher
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But if by accident the water breaks away too long before the birth, thensuch things as will hasten it, may be safely administered, and whatthese are, I will show in another section.
SECT. II. --_How a Woman ought to be ordered when the time of her labour is come. _ When it is known that the true time of her labour is come by the signslaid down in the foregoing, of which those most to be relied upon arepains and strong throes in the belly, forcing downwards towards thewomb, and a dilation of the... inward orifice, which may be perceived bytouching it with the finger, and the gathering of the waters before thehead of the child, and thrusting down the membranes which contain them;through which, between the pains, one may in some manner with the fingerdiscover the part which presents itself (as we have said before), especially if it be the head of the child, by its roundness andhardness; I say, if these things concur and are evident, the midwife maybe sure it is the time of the woman's labour, and care must be taken toget all those things that are necessary to comfort her at that time.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But if by accident the water breaks away too long before the birth, thensuch things as will hasten it, may be safely administered, and whatthese are, I will show in another section.
SECT. II. --_How a Woman ought to be ordered when the time of her labour is come. _ When it is known that the true time of her labour is come by the signslaid down in the foregoing, of which those most to be relied upon arepains and strong throes in the belly, forcing downwards towards thewomb, and a dilation of the... inward orifice, which may be perceived bytouching it with the finger, and the gathering of the waters before thehead of the child, and thrusting down the membranes which contain them;through which, between the pains, one may in some manner with the fingerdiscover the part which presents itself (as we have said before), especially if it be the head of the child, by its roundness andhardness; I say, if these things concur and are evident, the midwife maybe sure it is the time of the woman's labour, and care must be taken toget all those things that are necessary to comfort her at that time.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Aristotle to read onlineMoreLess
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