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    apprehensionedthatof

    sblifilshenos,and

    floodsoftearsacpaniedherlantations;helady,her

    panion,dee,butatthesati

    dissuadedherfrondulging;attetingtoderatethegriefof

    herfriendbyphilosophianydisappointnts

    toanlifeisdailysubject,h,shesaid,wasa

    suffiindsagainstanyaccidents,

    hopleoughtto

    teachherpatience,houghindeedheuldnotbesupposedas

    chnceedasherself,yetless,veryuneasy,thoughhis

    resignationtothedivinerainedhisgriefhindue

    bounds

    ”ntionnotbrother,”saidsblifil;”ialoneaheobject

    ofyourpityaretheterrorsoffriendshiptoawife

    feelsontheseoebodyhathrderedhibr >

    ishallneverseehiore”hereatorrentoftearshadthesa

    nsequencerallhy,

    andshereinedsilent

    atthisintervalaservantcarunningin,outofbreath,andcried

    out,thecaptainher,he

    ore,bearingthedeadbodybet

    heretheayobserveanotherdiversityinthe

    operationsofgrief:forasall

    thesacauseadehissistervociferous;sodidthe

    presentsight,thegentlen,putanentirestop

    tothoseofthelady;,andpresently

    afterfellintoafit

    therooof,hthelady

    visitant,ployedincareofther

    allbed;where

    everythodtolife

    andgladshouldthereaderthatboththese

    bodieshadbeenattendedhequalsuccess;forthoseook

    thecareoftheladysucceededsohat,afterthefithad

    ntinuedadecentti,sheagainrevived,totheirgreat

    satisfaentsofbleeding,

    chafing,dropping,&c,provedineffectualdeath,thatinexorable

    judge,hadpassedsenten,andrefusedtogranthi

    reprieve,thoughtorsoneand

    thesainstant,ounsel

    theset,toavoidanyliciousapplications,we

    shalldistinguishbythenasofdryanddrz,havingfelthis

    pulse;to,anddrzhisleft;both

    agreedthatheper,or

    causeofhisdeath,theydiffered;dryholdingthathediedofan

    apoplexy,anddrzofanepilepsy

    hencearoseadisputebeten,inheach

    deliveredthereasonsoftheirseveralopinionstheseh

    equalforeitherdoctorinhisown

    sentints,anddenottheleastiressiononhisadversary

    tosaythetruth,everyphysicianalsthathhisfavouritedisease,

    toannaturethe

    gout,therheutisthestone,thegravel,andthensution,have

    alltheirseveralpatronsinthefaorethanthe

    nervousfever,orthefeveronthespiritsandhereayacunt

    forthosedisagreentsinopinion,nceingthecauseofa

    patientsdeath,etisoccur,betostleaedof

    thellege;andlysurprizedthatpartoftheworld

    ofthefacted

    thereaderyperhapsbesurprized,that,insteadofendeavouring

    torevivethepatient,theleaedgentlenshouldfalliediately

    intoadisputeontheoccasionofhisdeath;butinrealityallsuch

    experintshadbeendebeforetheirarrival:forthecaptainwas

    putintoabed,hadhisveinsscarified,hisforeheadchafed,and

    allsortsofstrongdropsappliedtohislipsandnostrils

    thephysiselvesanticipatedin

    everythingtheyordered,alosshooapplythatportionof

    tiainfortheirfee,andwere

    thereforeneesubjectorotherfordisurse;

    andorenaturallypresentitselfthanthatbefore

    ntioned

    ourdoctorsrallhy,

    havinggivenoverthecaptain,andacquiescedinthedivinewill,

    begantoenquireafterhissister,hedesiredtheovisit

    beforetheirdeparture

    thisladyn

    phrase,asedforoneinheditionthe

    dooniesbeingpliedh,as

    thisient,attended,acrdingtodesire,andlaidhold

    oneachofherhands,astheyhadbeforedoneonthoseoftherpse

    thethatofher

    husband:forashealltheassistanceofphysic,soin

    realitysherequirednone

    thereisnothingreunjustthanthevulgaropinion,byh

    physiciansaresrepresented,asfriendstodeathonthentrary,i

    believe,ifthenuerofthoseoverbyphysiculdbeopposed

    tothatofthertyrstoit,theforrherexceedthe

    latteay,soaresocautiousonthishead,that,toavoida

    possibilityofkillingthepatient,theyabstainfrollthodsof

    curing,andprescribenothingbuti

    haveheardsoofthese,axi

    ”thatnatureshouldbelefttodoherohephysician

    standsbyasitoclapherontheback,andenurageherwhen

    shedothwell”

    solittlethendidourdoctorsdelightindeath,thatthey

    dischargedtherpseafterasinglefee;buttheyso

    disgustedhtheirlivingpatient;nceinghey

    iediatelyagreed,andfelltoprescribinghgreatdiligence

    her,astheladyhadatfirstpersuadedherphysiciansto

    believeherill,theyhadnou,persuadedhertobelieve

    herselfso,iine;butshentinuedaonthh

    allthederationsofsicknessduringthistisheedby

    physicians,attendedbynurses,andreceivednstantssagesfrobr >

    heracquaintancetoenquireafterherhealth

    atlengththedederategriefbeing

    expired,thedoctorsw

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