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[272]. A stick of pointed nitrate of silver, in a case, ready for use, may be procured of any respectable chemist.
[273]. Which may be instantly procured of a druggist, as he always keeps it ready prepared.
[274]. A Bee-master. The Times, July 28, 1864.
[275]. Shaw’s Medical Remembrancer, by Hutchinson.
[276]. A tepid bath from 62 to 96 degrees of Fahrenheit.
[277]. A warm bath from 97 to 100 degrees of Fahrenheit.
[278]. Health. By John Brown, M.D. Edinburgh: Alexander Strahan & Co.
[279]. Several years ago, while prosecuting my anatomical studies in London University College Dissecting-rooms, on opening a young woman, I discovered an immense indentation of the liver large enough to admit a rolling-pin, entirely produced by tight lacing!
[280]. Dryden.