A lecture on the preservation of health / By T. Garnett.

  • Thomas Garnett
Date:
1800
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Credit: A lecture on the preservation of health / By T. Garnett. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    is rather hot, when you come out, you feel the air uncommonly cool and chilling. Let us now examine the effects of fubftances taken into the ftomach ; and as the effects of fpirituous, and vinous liquors, are a little more re- markable than food, we fhall make our obfervations upon them. A perfon who is unaccuftomed to drink thefe liquors, will be intoxicated by a quantity that will produce no ef- fect upon one who has been for fome time accuftomed to take them; and when