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bened. 3j. ‘Pulv.Ipecacttanh.zQs. Vitriol, alh.depurat. 
gr. vj. Oxym. Scillit. 3ifi f. haufl. The Vomit 
work’d kindly, and Ihe feemed relieved by it ; 
About Six o’ Clock in the Evening another Fit re- 
turned, much in the lame Manner as before ; but 
Hie loon came out of it, and then took the Draught 
with the Volatile Salt of Harts-horn, as before ; and 
I applied a large Blifter to her Back, and two more 
to her Arms : About Nine the fame Evening Ihe 
had a ftrong Convulfion Fit, with Catchings, Grind- 
ing of the Teeth, and a great Tremor, neither of 
which Ihe had had before : Ihe had a Stool the 
preceding Night, but none that Day. I gave her 
the Draught as follows, at Night going to reft : 
R Tinff. Hier. cum Vino faff sij. ,/lq. Menth. 3 vj. 
Spt. Lavend. Co. 3 & f. hauji. and lire continued 
taking the Draught, with the Volatile Salt, &c. 
every four Hours. July the Twelfth, Hie had been 
light-headed all Night, with little or no Reft ; the 
Blifters were drefled, which dilcharged plentifully, 
and the Tintfture had given her three Stools in the 
Night, which had made her a little faint ; her Pulle 
was low, and her Water pale. I faw her in the 
Evening, when Ihe had flept pretty well, with 
which Ihe was refrelhed ; the Pain in her Head but 
little, her Stomach eafy, and I found her in every 
refped better. The Draughts were continued every 
fix Hours, and ihe took of the Julep before men- 
tioned, when faint or ill. July the Thirteenth in 
the Morning, I found her Head eafy, her Water 
higher coloured ; Ihe was allowed Broth, and Food 
of eafy Digeftion, which agreed very well with 
her : She late up in the Afternoon, but was faint, 
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