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18376	Garnett, Thomas	A Lecture on the Preservation of Health			.txt	text/plain	11708	313	52	The excitability of the part is accumulated by the diminution of its heat; but at the same time, the rest of the body and blood is warm; and this warm blood acting upon a part where the excitability is accumulated, will cause an inflammation; to which, the more you apply heat, the worse you make it.--From these considerations, we may lay it down as a fact, and experience supports us in so doing, that you may in general go out of warm into cold air without much danger; but, that you can never return suddenly from the cold into the warm air with perfect impunity. It has been found by experiment that a candle contaminates more air than a man.	cache/18376.txt	txt/18376.txt
