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could not produce any movement in it. 
The mufcles were tenfe and fluff. 
Experiment LXXXV. 
A fecond rabbit, on which a like dofe 
had been forced, languilhed in a painful 
and convulfed date for four hours, after 
■ which it appeared to become tranquil. 
Two hours after, however, it died. My 
attempt to awaken the movements were 
ufelefs. The mufcles of its limbs were 
in a date of relaxation, 
Experiment LXXXVI. 
Five grains of fublimate were concealed 
in a piece of flelh, and given to a dog. A 
few minutes after he howled, appeared 
uneafy, and vomited fome bilious matter. 
His pains increafed, and in nine hours 
he died, as it were, fuffocated by con- 
vuliions. I could not obtain any mark of 
electricity. The flelh of this animal ap¬ 
peared as if parboiled. 
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