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quadgram	frequency
parts of the body	13
the pressure of the	10
at the same time	10
on the th day	9
the force of the	8
particles of the blood	8
of the particles of	8
the infection of the	8
surface of our bodies	7
in proportion to the	7
had the small pox	7
than in a natural	7
other parts of the	7
the appearance of the	7
the particles of the	7
inoculated with variolous matter	7
in a natural state	7
of the contagious particles	7
of the small pox	7
had the cow pox	6
infection of the small	6
had gone through the	6
internal surface of the	6
the motion of the	6
of the cow pox	6
the rest of the	6
with the cow pox	6
the surface of our	6
gone through the small	5
the internal surface of	5
of the perspirable matter	5
pressure of the atmosphere	5
surface of the lungs	5
a fever of a	5
of the blood being	5
the contagion of the	5
the beginning of the	5
pressure of the air	5
communicated to the blood	5
infected with the cow	5
from the infection of	5
in the beginning of	5
of the circulating fluids	5
constitution of the air	5
on the hand of	4
in the animal oeconomy	4
effects of variolous matter	4
magnitude of the particles	4
nipple of the cow	4
coldness of the extremities	4
was inoculated with variolous	4
the nipple of the	4
the state of the	4
different parts of the	4
as appears from the	4
disposition of the air	4
contagion of the small	4
in milking the cows	4
lived as a servant	4
from the same cause	4
by the force of	4
the spring of the	3
of a larger size	3
to the contagion of	3
the nipples of the	3
who had gone through	3
the effects of variolous	3
the virus from the	3
himself the trouble to	3
gone through the cow	3
the eruption of the	3
appears the reason of	3
through the small pox	3
a great number of	3
the action of the	3
for the purpose of	3
the heels of horses	3
eruption of the pustules	3
exceedingly acrid and pungent	3
take their rise from	3
in the usual manner	3
give himself the trouble	3
blood and other juices	3
unsusceptible of the variolous	3
particles upon each other	3
where the matter was	3
spring of the year	3
increase the bulk of	3
motion of the blood	3
any effect on the	3
the source of the	3
into the causes and	3
the causes and effects	3
may be deduced the	3
affection of the system	3
an inquiry into the	3
into the arms of	3
cow pox broke out	3
from what has been	3
than other parts of	3
on the nipples of	3
the hands of the	3
with matter taken from	3
as in the preceding	3
and effects of the	3
causes and effects of	3
the blood and other	3
more mild and curable	3
of the animal juices	3
the acrimony of the	3
the reason why the	3
will give himself the	3
she received the infection	3
of the surface of	3
of the moving fluid	3
from the arm of	3
parts where the matter	3
as a servant with	3
of malignant and pestilential	3
the contagious particles being	3
pain in the axilla	3
on the surface of	3
who never had gone	3
on the internal surface	3
inquiry into the causes	3
of the particles upon	3
the cow pox broke	3
in the extream parts	3
the medium of the	3
the viscosity of the	3
beginning of the disease	3
was affected with the	3
and on the th	3
appears the reason why	3
what has been said	3
malignant and pestilential fevers	3
the particles upon each	3
through the medium of	3
never had gone through	3
the parts where the	3
in an ordinary expiration	3
to the human subject	3
force of the circulating	3
coagulate the animal juices	3
the matter was inserted	3
and acrimony of the	3
the magnitude of the	3
mercury stands highest in	2
proportion to the quantity	2
the insertion of the	2
the lungs in an	2
in greater proportion in	2
inserted into the skin	2
the pustule on the	2
it is remarkable that	2
the vesicles in expiration	2
to feel the febrile	2
of the blood must	2
at any time be	2
of seven years old	2
and the obstructions in	2
the globules of the	2
a pestilential constitution of	2
the surface of the	2
base is equal to	2
a farmer in this	2
made to feel the	2
the union of a	2
was infected with the	2
will be necessary to	2
matter producing the small	2
and greater viscosity of	2
in the year the	2
the same with that	2
of the air on	2
of the hands of	2
into the neck of	2
the febrile attack of	2
on the human constitution	2
i know of been	2
volatil and subtil parts	2
that in such a	2
on the d day	2
to be of great	2
union of a greater	2
passing from the horse	2
expulsion of the perspirable	2
who had the disease	2
tone of the fibres	2
of the same fluid	2
their surfaces become larger	2
were inoculated at the	2
with some degree of	2
variolous matter was inserted	2
symptoms similar to those	2
whose base is equal	2
matter inserted into the	2
exceeds the pressure of	2
heart and other muscles	2
viscosity of the moving	2
the parts of animals	2
to the surface of	2
of a farmer in	2
this then being the	2
feel the febrile attack	2
malignant and pestilential diseases	2
of the sanguineous particles	2
it will be necessary	2
the mercury stands highest	2
even to our senses	2
chiefly communicated by these	2
the arms of his	2
upon the internal surface	2
membranous parts of the	2
in the same manner	2
contraction of the heart	2
about the parts where	2
economy is subject to	2
a larger size than	2
off great quantities of	2
acrimony of the juices	2
will amount to the	2
may at any time	2
when she lived in	2
inoculated at the same	2
the fifth day it	2
service of a farmer	2
be generated in the	2
sickened on the th	2
inch of the surface	2
a more mild and	2
with these kind of	2
this experiment was made	2
these arise from the	2
with respect to its	2
also that mentioned by	2
the subject of inoculation	2
its passing from the	2
extream parts of the	2
affected with the cow	2
hence likewise appears the	2
force of the heart	2
to the small pox	2
on the th of	2
is that observation of	2
hence also appears the	2
servants employed in milking	2
producing any effect on	2
is easy to perceive	2
year the cow pox	2
belonging to the farm	2
dissections of such as	2
i have known an	2
at their first onset	2
the blood being increased	2
the service of a	2
time be made to	2
as are capable of	2
it will necessarily follow	2
of the lungs in	2
without advancing to maturation	2
but this disease is	2
stimulated by the acrimony	2
who had been infected	2
it may not be	2
the name of the	2
this is sufficiently evident	2
obstructions in the capillary	2
is sufficiently evident from	2
the cow pox when	2
the more viscous parts	2
arms of his patients	2
the increased putrifaction of	2
to have sore heels	2
acting upon and penetrating	2
day he complained of	2
be reduced to such	2
had been infected with	2
a disease in the	2
easy to perceive how	2
squares of the times	2
square inch of the	2
the velocity of the	2
taken from a pustule	2
the year the cow	2
rest of the body	2
for the viscosity of	2
from the horse through	2
a representation of it	2
the animal juices must	2
before i proceed to	2
those who have had	2
i have given a	2
this disease is not	2
and some other parts	2
likewise appears the reason	2
it is evident that	2
capable of exciting the	2
as well as the	2
seasons of the year	2
the year he was	2
saline particles will be	2
in the open air	2
was inserted into both	2
the number of pustules	2
in a state to	2
penetrating the coats of	2
pungent and volatil salt	2
that i know of	2
and one of the	2
and penetrating the coats	2
in the juices than	2
effect on the system	2
and at the same	2
those who had been	2
a hot and moist	2
in the ramifications of	2
of the incumbent atmosphere	2
thrown off in greater	2
of the heart and	2
the progress of the	2
the whole of this	2
from the more numerous	2
a horse affected with	2
security from the infection	2
is it not probable	2
so early as the	2
every inch square on	2
shiverings succeeded by heat	2
the contagious matter producing	2
be deduced the reason	2
this book of his	2
to this is that	2
effluvia of morbid bodies	2
attractive force of the	2
the disease with the	2
effects of the contagious	2
it is easy to	2
and being stimulated by	2
that i have given	2
of a saline nature	2
the squares of the	2
that a fatal instance	2
is necessary to observe	2
essay on contagious diseases	2
the effluvia of morbid	2
carnegie mellon university libraries	2
the th day he	2
and some degree of	2
the animal economy is	2
the height of the	2
the nature of their	2
equal to that of	2
contagious matter producing the	2
of such as have	2
given a representation of	2
other parts of africa	2
febrile attack of cow	2
the symptoms will be	2
generated in the air	2
greater viscosity of the	2
the constitution of the	2
as also that mentioned	2
the tone of the	2
we have seen that	2
more violent the symptoms	2
some variation in the	2
all or most of	2
of a middle size	2
affected with sores in	2
the early part of	2
the same may be	2
the secretion of a	2
of a more mild	2
the servants employed in	2
under the care of	2
sore on the hand	2
the family consisted of	2
of the liquidum nervorum	2
the heart and other	2
and there to lodge	2
the extream parts of	2
upon and penetrating the	2
the neck of the	2
of the infection is	2
inch square on the	2
pressed upon by a	2
but before i proceed	2
of the vesicles in	2
of a greater number	2
of the human body	2
employed in milking the	2
vessel c d e	2
have given a representation	2
the qualities of the	2
the fibres and vessels	2
action of the particles	2
in a state of	2
mixed immediately with the	2
some degree of pain	2
either by the union	2
that the source of	2
a great part of	2
lungs in an ordinary	2
regular expulsion of the	2
book of his epidemics	2
quantities of subtil and	2
other juices of the	2
these kind of particles	2
a servant with a	2
diameter of the larynx	2
we see that in	2
and from the cows	2
also appears the reason	2
which take their rise	2
the same cause as	2
had the disease in	2
such as have died	2
virus from the horse	2
decoration an essay on	2
same cause as the	2
and colluctation of the	2
the weight of the	2
subtil and active particles	2
stands highest in the	2
being stimulated by the	2
an essay on contagious	2
in so violent a	2
but when mixed immediately	2
putrifaction of the air	2
that the virus from	2
in consequence of dressing	2
of the blood by	2
the vessels of the	2
from the same source	2
she lived in the	2
any time be made	2
by the acrimony of	2
coagulation in the juices	2
as we find it	2
the more violent the	2
quantities of the same	2
the reason of that	2
be made to feel	2
matter was inserted into	2
lived in the service	2
of a horse affected	2
the cohesion of the	2
ramifications of the vessels	2
as the fifth day	2
supposing the diameter of	2
the horse through the	2
particles against each other	2
matter was taken and	2
acrid and pungent salts	2
and a half old	2
by the action of	2
of the variolous contagion	2
putrifying in the open	2
in the preceding cases	2
is equal to that	2
changes in the animal	2
reason why the fever	2
the whole of them	2
parts of the blood	2
in the usual way	2
violent the symptoms will	2
may be reduced to	2
horses belonging to the	2
i am induced to	2
become larger than before	2
of a column of	2
on the subject of	2
and a maid servant	2
the reason of the	2
by the weight of	2
communicated to the cows	2
in the form of	2
the greater or less	2
thus we see that	2
of the body of	2
a man and a	2
of the particles against	2
reduced to such as	2
more acrid and pungent	2
those parts where the	2
as well as more	2
with variolous matter in	2
the disposition of the	2
and pungent disposition than	2
extreamly acrid and pungent	2
child of five years	2
matter taken from the	2
as also why the	2
of variolous matter inserted	2
some of the same	2
a more acrid and	2
animal economy is subject	2
that of the atmosphere	2
who have had the	2
name of the cow	2
and increase the bulk	2
that observation of dr	2
attrition of the particles	2
of the blood and	2
with respect to the	2
globules of the blood	2
where the small pox	2
and whose base is	2
of exciting the same	2
with acrid and pungent	2
early part of the	2
density with that of	2
contagious particles may be	2
of the blood in	2
the circulation of the	2
highest in the barometer	2
so violent a degree	2
the contagious particles may	2
i cannot account for	2
variolous matter in the	2
with that of the	2
will be more weak	2
from the insertion of	2
abrasions of the cuticle	2
and that in such	2
the particles against each	2
ran a great part	2
the writers in hydrostatics	2
exciting the same fermentation	2
is not to be	2
the diameter of the	2
capable of penetrating into	2
who had the small	2
who had the cow	2
to the aforesaid sum	2
the regular expulsion of	2
early as the fifth	2
the diameter of a	2
the pressure on the	2
part in milking the	2
when the infection is	2
so far as to	2
source of the infection	2
juices of the body	2
of the infectious matter	2
of it in the	2
to be equal to	2
internal surfaces of the	2
c d e f	2
the impetus of the	2
a child of five	2
of the part affected	2
the membranous parts of	2
the internal surfaces of	2
it is necessary to	2
in some of the	2
during the whole time	2
the ramifications of the	2
was communicated to the	2
rest of the animal	2
pains of the head	2
some other parts of	2
the vessel c d	2
such a proportion as	2
the commencement of the	2
by the union of	2
the arm of the	2
in the preceding case	2
to a fever of	2
amount to the aforesaid	2
secure from the infection	2
man and a maid	2
that the blood in	2
pox broke out at	2
fever of a more	2
of some of the	2
the necessity of such	2
will be pressed upon	2
a column of air	2
surfaces become larger than	2
pox broke out among	2
with the view of	2
of the air to	2
the arteries of the	2
of the obstructing matter	2
as have died of	2
with a neighbouring farmer	2
immediately with the blood	2
nipples of the cows	2
when mixed immediately with	2
surfaces of the vesicles	2
of those who had	2
a day or two	2
now if to this	2
without producing any effect	2
farmer in this parish	2
as if they had	2
pox or the small	2
the obstructions in the	2
the coats of the	2
where the degree of	2
latter end of the	2
of subtil and active	2
hence then appears the	2
have seen that the	2
to arise from the	2
of the capillary vessels	2
had gone through either	2
is communicated to the	2
began to have sore	2
have had the small	2
in a slight degree	2
when the mercury stands	2
the latter end of	2
be of great importance	2
the attractive force of	2
the degree of infection	2
variolous matter inserted into	2
the bulk of the	2
must be endued with	2
from the heels of	2
their rise from the	2
in the service of	2
the difference between the	2
viscosity of the fluids	2
in such a proportion	2
and other juices of	2
pox in the year	2
increased putrifaction of the	2
to that of the	2
is evident from the	2
pestilential constitution of the	2
the business of the	2
acrid and pungent disposition	2
the usual slight symptoms	2