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Again, if you should ever tarry long in the hot baths after a full meal, how easily you often collapse in the middle of the bath of hot water! And how easily the strong heavy fumes of charcoal creep into the brain, unless we have taken water before! But when a burning fever is in possession of a mans limbs, then the odour of wine has the effect of a deadly blow.
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