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58860	Rush, Benjamin	Medical Inquiries and Observations, Vol. 2 The Second Edition, Revised and Enlarged by the Author			.txt	text/plain	91135	4001	66	I shall not pause to inquire, why a mixture of land and sea air is so hurtful in the consumption, and at the same time so agreeable to persons in health, and so medicinal in many other diseases, but shall dismiss this head by adding a fact which was communicated to me by Dr. Matthew Irvine, of South-Carolina, and that is, That those situations which are in the neighbourhood of bays or rivers, where the salt and fresh waters mix their streams together, are more unfavourable to consumptive patients than the sea-shore, and therefore should be more carefully avoided by them in exchanging city for country air. Such connecting shades, appear between the extreme points of many other diseases.	cache/58860.txt	txt/58860.txt
