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trigram	frequency
the cow pox	32
the small pox	30
of the blood	25
of the body	22
of the air	19
parts of the	18
of the small	17
of the cow	16
of the disease	14
of the particles	14
in the year	14
the contagious particles	14
on the th	14
pressure of the	13
the surface of	12
acrid and pungent	11
one of the	11
force of the	11
had the cow	11
particles of the	10
the th day	10
the same time	10
the particles of	10
the pressure of	10
at the same	10
the force of	10
as appears from	9
in proportion to	9
had the small	9
of the atmosphere	9
with variolous matter	9
proportion to the	9
and consequently the	9
surface of the	9
of the lungs	9
as well as	9
other parts of	9
of our bodies	9
the circulating fluids	8
appearance of the	8
gone through the	8
had gone through	8
the appearance of	8
with the cow	8
the infection of	8
some of the	8
the variolous matter	8
communicated to the	8
of the year	8
infection of the	8
as in the	8
of the contagious	7
are capable of	7
the blood in	7
acrimony of the	7
that of the	7
the effects of	7
into the blood	7
the matter was	7
a natural state	7
employed in milking	7
inoculated with variolous	7
from the cow	7
in this parish	7
in a natural	7
the animal juices	7
motion of the	7
from the same	7
of variolous matter	7
of the circulating	7
than in a	7
the blood being	7
surface of our	7
of the same	7
in order to	7
particles may be	6
part of the	6
of the most	6
constitution of the	6
of the fluids	6
internal surface of	6
the contagious matter	6
from the horse	6
the rest of	6
many of the	6
of the heart	6
to the blood	6
appears the reason	6
of the pustules	6
rest of the	6
the perspirable matter	6
the motion of	6
state of the	6
of these diseases	6
and the like	6
in the animal	6
in the usual	6
arise from the	6
who had the	6
those of the	6
will be more	6
effects of the	6
the human constitution	5
of the perspirable	5
through the small	5
the internal surface	5
of the variolous	5
malignant and pestilential	5
was affected with	5
the capillary vessels	5
in milking the	5
capable of producing	5
affected with the	5
the reason of	5
the nipples of	5
viscosity of the	5
pox broke out	5
disposition of the	5
infected with the	5
fever of a	5
inserted into the	5
those who had	5
the heels of	5
of the vessels	5
the beginning of	5
matter was inserted	5
in the preceding	5
the whole of	5
in which the	5
the lungs in	5
great quantities of	5
some degree of	5
the number of	5
of the skin	5
those of a	5
was inoculated with	5
beginning of the	5
appeared in the	5
from the infection	5
of a more	5
the arms of	5
in the axilla	5
in the beginning	5
received the infection	5
a fever of	5
contagion of the	5
who never had	5
to that of	5
the nature of	5
of the virus	5
to each other	5
lived as a	5
among the cows	5
in the same	5
exposed to the	5
the arm of	5
the contagion of	5
parts where the	5
the same cause	5
the human body	4
in the neighbourhood	4
and vice versa	4
in the small	4
who have had	4
of the vesicles	4
where the small	4
by the force	4
coldness of the	4
and other juices	4
of the moving	4
the vessels of	4
as appears by	4
in an ordinary	4
to be the	4
different parts of	4
the hands of	4
after it has	4
we see that	4
it is evident	4
what has been	4
the disease in	4
the human subject	4
pain in the	4
the reason why	4
magnitude of the	4
by means of	4
as a servant	4
according to the	4
in consequence of	4
from the increased	4
the infection is	4
the eruption of	4
nipple of the	4
great number of	4
of the extremities	4
milking the cows	4
on the hand	4
of the juices	4
occasioned by the	4
and on the	4
appears from the	4
the state of	4
and pestilential fevers	4
in the air	4
with respect to	4
produced by the	4
on the arms	4
and he was	4
the animal oeconomy	4
on the subject	4
the diameter of	4
at the farm	4
qualities of the	4
the bulk of	4
heels of horses	4
of the fibres	4
the source of	4
the hand of	4
in a state	4
and effects of	4
nearest the heart	4
action of the	4
who had been	4
from the arm	4
to the contagion	4
the quantity of	4
exceedingly acrid and	4
of the system	4
obstructions in the	4
the nipple of	4
the preceding cases	4
effects of variolous	4
bulk of the	3
such as are	3
number of the	3
the parts of	3
previous to the	3
of a larger	3
coagulate the animal	3
capable of penetrating	3
three or four	3
to the variolous	3
the insertion of	3
the magnitude of	3
brought from abroad	3
variolous matter was	3
may be deduced	3
through the cow	3
subject to the	3
the containing vessels	3
and from the	3
to the cows	3
a servant with	3
matter taken from	3
nipples of the	3
it is remarkable	3
that they are	3
with a force	3
the pressure on	3
spring of the	3
the practice of	3
of the family	3
it is very	3
has been said	3
the disposition of	3
of the pustule	3
that the constitution	3
where the matter	3
appeared on the	3
give himself the	3
causes and effects	3
but it is	3
be deduced the	3
an inquiry into	3
most of the	3
by which they	3
the ultimate vessels	3
the viscosity of	3
had the disease	3
vessels will be	3
the trouble to	3
with the blood	3
the care of	3
an instance of	3
as it is	3
subtil and active	3
it may be	3
on this account	3
into the skin	3
the time of	3
equal to the	3
been infected with	3
exposure to the	3
source of the	3
in this country	3
it will necessarily	3
to the pressure	3
of the human	3
it was communicated	3
is equal to	3
in the body	3
unsusceptible of the	3
necessary to observe	3
in those places	3
the application of	3
the spring of	3
as soon as	3
book of his	3
some variation in	3
affected with sores	3
the action of	3
of the plague	3
and that in	3
than the former	3
became affected with	3
it will be	3
himself the trouble	3
secure from the	3
of malignant and	3
blood and other	3
in the extream	3
for the purpose	3
effect on the	3
and acrimony of	3
the heart and	3
in this state	3
with matter taken	3
the disease was	3
the extream parts	3
vessels of the	3
the preceeding symptoms	3
on the surface	3
the year the	3
affection of the	3
the medium of	3
those who have	3
matter was taken	3
the purpose of	3
the servant man	3
to the human	3
in the capillary	3
from the cows	3
caught the disease	3
as also why	3
the secretion of	3
or the small	3
that i have	3
a larger size	3
the moving fluid	3
be equal to	3
the particles upon	3
the effluvia of	3
of the more	3
of the larynx	3
is not the	3
than other parts	3
in this neighbourhood	3
through the medium	3
it will follow	3
the weight of	3
in greater quantities	3
who had gone	3
into the causes	3
produced in the	3
the causes and	3
the liquidum nervorum	3
hands of the	3
every inch square	3
was communicated to	3
contagious particles being	3
was taken from	3
applied to the	3
of the matter	3
mild and curable	3
was inserted into	3
depend on the	3
pox in the	3
near this place	3
to feel the	3
the d day	3
virus from the	3
evident from the	3
a state of	3
that mentioned by	3
on the hands	3
had been infected	3
of the tube	3
also from the	3
a column of	3
the usual manner	3
of those who	3
more gross and	3
that the virus	3
that notwithstanding the	3
she received the	3
ramifications of the	3
without producing any	3
cow pox broke	3
the fifth day	3
an ordinary expiration	3
to such as	3
great inward heat	3
it seemed to	3
as we find	3
will give himself	3
analogous to this	3
of some of	3
on the arm	3
medium of the	3
taken from a	3
eruption of the	3
may not be	3
the obstructing matter	3
as happens in	3
the animal economy	3
rise from the	3
of such as	3
now if to	3
attractive force of	3
at their first	3
the progress of	3
the blood of	3
increase the bulk	3
particles upon each	3
more mild and	3
from what has	3
inquiry into the	3
the parts where	3
the nervous fluid	3
the preceding case	3
disease in the	3
to those who	3
others of the	3
of the surface	3
during the whole	3
of the animal	3
the matter of	3
into the arms	3
a great number	3
take their rise	3
disorder in the	3
in each axilla	3
when they are	3
cohesion of the	3
succeeded by heat	3
the blood and	3
taken from the	3
any effect on	3
the more numerous	3
by the great	3
reason why the	3
so as to	3
the degree of	3
there was no	3
of the obstructing	3
broke out at	3
contraction of the	3
upon each other	3
produced from the	3
similar to those	3
it is not	3
from the more	3
never had gone	3
of the infection	3
in the spring	3
a farmer in	3
the infectious matter	3
at any time	3
may be reduced	3
such a proportion	3
pustule on the	3
on the nipples	3
of the patients	3
the virus from	3
particles will be	3
on the internal	3
of morbid bodies	3
which it is	3
the acrimony of	3
their rise from	3
by the servant	2
the usual slight	2
be generated in	2
the morbid matter	2
contagious particles may	2
will be necessary	2
it not probable	2
especially about the	2
on the constitution	2
eight years old	2
mixed immediately with	2
pungent and volatil	2
the blood must	2
taken into the	2
of five years	2
the disease from	2
the view of	2
much indisposed for	2
a little inflammation	2
now if we	2
was inoculated the	2
i inoculated him	2
remained in the	2
the variolous contagion	2
the natural way	2
soon died away	2
secretion of a	2
but what was	2
the blood by	2
quantity of the	2
vast quantities of	2
of a much	2
and especially when	2
then being the	2
of the patient	2
produce the disease	2
or most of	2
ran a great	2
without feeling any	2
off great quantities	2
inflammation of the	2
colluctation of the	2
am induced to	2
highest in the	2
that the cows	2
cause as the	2
as also that	2
in some parts	2
of a column	2
essay on contagious	2
have given a	2
in the open	2
will be found	2
the usual way	2
a child of	2
that in such	2
in the human	2
supposing also the	2
the fibres and	2
of the capillary	2
with it in	2
pressure on the	2
in the ramifications	2
broke out among	2
a horse affected	2
by the union	2
of these patients	2
it has acquired	2
formed by the	2
greater or less	2
but no indisposition	2
of seven years	2
belonging to the	2
the month of	2
variation in the	2
may be observed	2
from the heels	2
have had the	2
arms of his	2
a pestilential fever	2
capable of exciting	2
an idea of	2
be made to	2
of a greater	2
and greater viscosity	2
of the cows	2
chiefly communicated by	2
of a palish	2
larger than before	2
not to be	2
they are more	2
that variolous matter	2
will be increased	2
the attractive force	2
might have been	2
orifices of the	2
with these kind	2
the same fluid	2
the body of	2
appearance of erysipelas	2
parts of animals	2
all or most	2
other juices of	2
family consisted of	2
variolous matter inserted	2
hence also appears	2
matter inserted into	2
experiment was made	2
as have died	2
of the whole	2
as not only	2
must be endued	2
of the infectious	2
and some degree	2
constitution from the	2
the coats of	2
cavities of the	2
matter in the	2
to arise from	2
and colluctation of	2
on the system	2
for some time	2
of them had	2
into the neck	2
of exciting the	2
hands were several	2
the air on	2
the same with	2
most of those	2
happens in the	2
economy is subject	2
have the disease	2
exhalations of the	2
their surfaces become	2
i am induced	2
extreamly acrid and	2
some alteration in	2
was a fellow	2
in those of	2
and leave the	2
pungent disposition than	2
more than others	2
sore on the	2
of contagious diseases	2
when the infection	2
whole of this	2
likewise the vast	2
the cows are	2
the more violent	2
putrifying in the	2
from which they	2
an essay on	2
milked the cows	2
not the least	2
either the cow	2
saline particles will	2
the obstructions are	2
the pustule was	2
must either be	2
was inoculated march	2
the mercury stands	2
that whatever the	2
the early part	2
she caught the	2
matter producing the	2
servants employed in	2
symptoms similar to	2
it was inserted	2
inflammation on the	2
to this is	2
of the incisions	2
to the surface	2
thrown off in	2
year he was	2
a half old	2
see that in	2
consequence of which	2
d e f	2
have sore heels	2
with the small	2
in the right	2
the aforesaid sum	2
by these passages	2
when the mercury	2
the horse through	2
highly attenuated and	2
matter of the	2
the globules of	2
of the modern	2
communicated by these	2
of great importance	2
to the aforesaid	2
and other muscles	2
a fatal instance	2
this book of	2
felt about the	2
the basis of	2
we find in	2
as it was	2
to the particular	2
by the action	2
degree of pain	2
the branches c	2
a more mild	2
end of the	2
symptoms will be	2
was infected with	2
i have given	2
arteries of the	2
passing from the	2
at the time	2
of a pestilential	2
febrile attack of	2
i cannot account	2
of coagulation in	2
the obstructions in	2
dressings to the	2
on the skin	2
come under my	2
reason of the	2
farmer in this	2
of his patients	2
of the part	2
farmer in the	2
the th of	2
she lived in	2
likewise appears the	2
surfaces of the	2
disease on the	2
gross and viscous	2
more viscous parts	2
inoculated at the	2
the most volatil	2
that the source	2
inch square on	2
time be made	2
and the matter	2
spirit of wine	2
a few days	2
upon and penetrating	2
fibres and vessels	2
of the hands	2
to this we	2
inasmuch as they	2
the particular qualities	2
and one of	2
arm of the	2
matter previous to	2
of that side	2
reason of that	2
consequence of dressing	2
i have known	2
much the same	2
be of great	2
so that a	2
are disposed to	2
the more viscous	2
soon after this	2
cannot account for	2
sores on the	2
a man and	2
it will appear	2
from the pustules	2
in grand caire	2
the risk of	2
to those of	2
of the dairy	2
that i know	2
the internal surfaces	2
it is a	2
dissections of such	2
force by which	2
also why the	2
by the acrimony	2
and such like	2
with a neighbouring	2
of this town	2
same may be	2
a day or	2
and pungent salts	2
ought to be	2
the open air	2
especially in the	2
escaped the contagion	2
in the present	2
difference between the	2
in the cow	2
immediately with the	2
out of the	2
writers in hydrostatics	2
than those of	2
arising from the	2
servant with a	2
be endued with	2
respect to its	2
number of pustules	2
susceptible of it	2
of an animal	2
that the blood	2
stimulated by the	2
in the extremities	2
from william summers	2
impetus of the	2
the family consisted	2
of a farmer	2
as so many	2
it in the	2
but before i	2
and in their	2
generated in the	2
of a colour	2
in the original	2
feel the febrile	2
of the pulmonary	2
if to this	2
with the rest	2
those parts where	2
inch of the	2
less susceptible of	2
animal juices must	2
the membranous parts	2
appears from their	2
representation of it	2
in this particular	2
density with that	2
and increase the	2
consisting of the	2
the impetus of	2
so violent a	2
with the usual	2
again and again	2
application of the	2
this disease is	2
upon by a	2
either from the	2
to communicate the	2
but this disease	2
the body in	2
several of the	2
great part of	2
the part affected	2
the stomach and	2
itself among the	2
we have seen	2
some other parts	2
either escape the	2
the ramifications of	2
to the greatest	2
in a large	2
of these particles	2
progress of the	2
for several days	2
become larger than	2
partly by the	2
and the obstructions	2
which take their	2
heat of the	2
an erysipelatous look	2
when mixed immediately	2
texture of the	2
seems to be	2
is remarkable that	2
there to lodge	2
these particles are	2
the causes of	2
of these fevers	2
in the service	2
the same fermentation	2
than the preceeding	2
a greater proportion	2
it is easy	2
the febrile attack	2
that many of	2
although it is	2
well as more	2
attack of cow	2
surfaces become larger	2
with general lassitude	2
pestilential constitution of	2
off in greater	2
the man servant	2
know of been	2
of the spirits	2
sufficiently evident from	2
is that observation	2
shiverings succeeded by	2
hot and moist	2
into his arm	2
producing any effect	2
a pestilential constitution	2
the third day	2
found by experiment	2
gone through either	2
the symptoms will	2
more acrid and	2
on the wrists	2
the same may	2
a representation of	2
and volatil salt	2
this is sufficiently	2
the servants employed	2
i know of	2
matter from the	2
more frequently than	2
the steams of	2
the particles against	2
the smallness of	2
the writers in	2
seems to have	2
column of air	2
well as the	2
quantities of the	2
to a fever	2
height of the	2
it highly probable	2
a neighbouring farmer	2
not in the	2
but this is	2
made use of	2
mellon university libraries	2
it was the	2
inoculated in this	2
sores upon her	2
coagulation in the	2
half an hour	2
that the matter	2
or nearly so	2
instance has occurred	2
by the poisonous	2
from the state	2
quantity of air	2
as are capable	2
without advancing to	2
to perceive how	2
when she lived	2
upon the internal	2
but there was	2
particles against each	2
pox or the	2
the spirits are	2
the air to	2
of one of	2
of subtil and	2
matter from a	2
any general indisposition	2
the nervous filaments	2
smallness of the	2
and pungent disposition	2
in this county	2
it may not	2
to the small	2
is evident from	2
use of such	2
either by the	2
in its most	2
the capillary arteries	2
the neck of	2
it is an	2
that the cow	2
the difference between	2
quantities of subtil	2
on the d	2
of the foregoing	2
a sore on	2
of the nervous	2
the heart being	2
thus we see	2
and there to	2
a pungent and	2
of his epidemics	2
under the cuticle	2
as the fifth	2
pungent and acrid	2
business of the	2
the nervous parts	2
rage with the	2
to be of	2
neck of the	2
the name of	2
and a maid	2
vessel c d	2
and active particles	2
a greater number	2
a hot and	2
regular expulsion of	2
in the horse	2
diameters of the	2
exceeds the pressure	2
attempts to give	2
horse affected with	2
latter end of	2
base is equal	2
given a representation	2
contagious matter producing	2
lungs in an	2
the regular expulsion	2
a state to	2
pungent and stimulating	2
intended for his	2
the saline particles	2
of the constituent	2
increased putrifaction of	2
assertion that the	2
and as it	2
resist the contagion	2
tone of the	2
the year he	2
this is that	2
the following case	2
carnegie mellon university	2
he complained of	2
in the habit	2
it has been	2
velocity of the	2
the pustules should	2
are applied to	2
much subject to	2
the subject of	2
equal to o	2
morbid matter of	2
where it was	2
it can be	2
such medicines as	2
cow pox when	2
by clifton wintringham	2
larger size than	2
the secretory vessels	2
both his arms	2
virulency of the	2
of the servants	2
horses belonging to	2
greater proportion in	2
body in general	2
be reduced to	2
the incumbent atmosphere	2
from a pustule	2
equal to drams	2
took its rise	2
by which it	2
than in the	2
against each other	2
weight of the	2
connection with the	2
be more weak	2
the pulmonary vesicles	2
have seen that	2
this way communicated	2
lived in the	2
floating in it	2
was confined to	2
of a vesicle	2
reduced to such	2
disease is not	2
as the following	2
pains of the	2
of it in	2
more violent the	2
squares of the	2
the juices than	2
appears by the	2
is the case	2
and consequently of	2
large pustulous sore	2
square inch of	2
a farmer at	2
of that disease	2
not receive the	2
posner memorial collection	2
air to be	2
inserted into both	2
of a middle	2
mercury stands highest	2
day he was	2
made to feel	2
to the circulating	2
of the other	2
vesicles in expiration	2
is greatly increased	2
in a slight	2
and the foregoing	2
manner in which	2
to the farm	2
the qualities of	2
the latter end	2
kind of particles	2
part in milking	2
susceptible of the	2
the left arm	2
so early as	2
and a half	2
we find it	2
arose in consequence	2
on this subject	2
of the times	2
a boy of	2
of the solids	2
is not to	2
and some other	2
virus and the	2
of the cuticle	2
to be affected	2
by the microscope	2
nature of the	2
the variolous fever	2
under my own	2
of the liquidum	2
of the canals	2
appears from prop	2
the increased putrifaction	2
upon the skin	2
have known an	2
inoculation for the	2
juices of the	2
to our senses	2
be able to	2
of whom had	2
hence likewise appears	2
year the cow	2
obstruct the vessels	2
with the view	2
exciting the same	2
the cohesion of	2
be pressed upon	2
patients who had	2
same with that	2
globules of the	2
name of the	2
coats of the	2
will be pressed	2
with sores in	2
number of them	2
membranous parts of	2
on the human	2
beyond their natural	2
the raging of	2
internal surfaces of	2
absorbed into the	2
the vesicles in	2
the pustule on	2
animal economy is	2
insertion of the	2
hot and scorching	2
of producing the	2
as the former	2
then appears the	2
seven years ago	2
with that of	2
by the writers	2
is easy to	2
supposing the diameter	2
as if they	2
was on the	2
abrasions of the	2
had had the	2
he was so	2
man and a	2
began to have	2
with some degree	2
into the body	2
in so violent	2
when the cow	2
by the weight	2
the inflamed parts	2
the viscous cohesions	2
in the barometer	2
in the preceeding	2
the property of	2
a proportion as	2
i proceed to	2
receive the infection	2
will necessarily follow	2
degree of infection	2
the greater or	2
being the same	2
pressure upon the	2
the circulation of	2
the livid tint	2
and not the	2
a slight degree	2
the union of	2
a more acrid	2
some of his	2
as we see	2
heart and other	2
expulsion of the	2
day he complained	2
volatil and subtil	2
of a horse	2
and pestilential diseases	2
amount to the	2
attenuated and volatilised	2
on one of	2
blood being increased	2
in greater proportion	2
degree of coagulation	2
same cause as	2
and being stimulated	2
had sore heels	2
sickening with the	2
square on the	2
a saline nature	2
and likewise the	2
easy to perceive	2
in the head	2
c d e	2
it was scarcely	2
which they are	2
of the greater	2
to give the	2
has appeared in	2
effluvia of morbid	2
its rise in	2
a maid servant	2
the sanguineous particles	2
so far as	2
two superficial incisions	2
have died of	2
at which time	2
seasons of the	2
disease with the	2
of its being	2
where the degree	2
and also that	2
of the river	2
i inoculated her	2
under the care	2
by these means	2
the poisonous effluvia	2
such as have	2
the same source	2
th day he	2
the sooner those	2
the service of	2
the arteries of	2
any time be	2
in support of	2
there was a	2
to point out	2
fifth day it	2
are chiefly communicated	2
causes of the	2
it is necessary	2
of penetrating into	2
the same manner	2
deduced the reason	2
may at any	2
the usual symptoms	2
and at the	2
even to our	2
in the juices	2
to which is	2
on contagious diseases	2
nature of their	2
pox by inoculation	2
consonant to this	2
with sore heels	2
hence then appears	2
parts of africa	2
whose base is	2
as the preceeding	2
to the quantity	2
is necessary to	2
is subject to	2
to have sore	2
diameter of a	2
the commencement of	2
of an inch	2
stands highest in	2
for francis hildyard	2
when it has	2
this practice was	2
the disease with	2
observation of dr	2
from their being	2
a middle size	2
their first onset	2
the form of	2
this experiment was	2
the constitution of	2
pox from inoculation	2
acting upon and	2
pressed upon by	2
broken and divided	2
for the small	2
only to be	2
of a cow	2
this is the	2
extream parts of	2
and subtil parts	2
these arise from	2
each other as	2
early part of	2
of a saline	2
in proportion thereto	2
in this and	2
nipples of cows	2
pains in the	2
horse through the	2
in such a	2
one of his	2
happens in all	2
in the capillaries	2
assisted in milking	2
in this case	2
into the system	2
a young woman	2
capable of generating	2
on the inoculated	2
free from the	2
of the first	2
circulation of the	2
that observation of	2
is sufficiently evident	2
of the head	2
for the viscosity	2
blood in the	2
in some of	2
the height of	2
putrifaction of the	2
with the same	2
respect to the	2
sickened on the	2
union of a	2
seven years old	2
variolous matter into	2
on the part	2
its passing from	2
about the parts	2
is communicated to	2
and penetrating the	2
it did not	2
a period of	2
of a very	2
subject of inoculation	2
and northerly winds	2
but when mixed	2
and whose base	2
as i have	2
they are always	2
changes in the	2
on which account	2
obstruct the capillary	2
an opportunity of	2
diameter of the	2
being stimulated by	2
up and conveyed	2
and the servant	2
before i proceed	2
greater viscosity of	2
the business of	2
matter of a	2
that a disease	2
of this kind	2
equal to that	2
the blood will	2
of the stomach	2
necessity of such	2
and pungent particles	2
be considered as	2
why the fever	2
was replaced with	2
producing the small	2
violent the symptoms	2
a disease in	2
day or two	2
had been inoculated	2
as was that	2
to be equal	2
that a fatal	2
do not only	2
early as the	2
to the same	2
we commonly see	2
that the disease	2
the tone of	2
effects of a	2
far as to	2
in a very	2
but on the	2
the vessel c	2
of the farm	2
variolous matter in	2
child of five	2
the necessity of	2
seen that the	2
the pulmonary vessels	2
to examine the	2
the velocity of	2
made by the	2
whole of them	2
was taken and	2
this then being	2
service of a	2
the blood is	2
will bear a	2
this part of	2
in the form	2
experience assures us	2
were inoculated at	2
be affected with	2
from the greater	2
the whole time	2
of the sanguineous	2
was employed in	2
as to be	2
the pressure upon	2
the squares of	2
the circulating juices	2
and other substances	2
attrition of the	2
the inoculated small	2
is evident that	2
security from the	2
in the other	2
also appears the	2
the same as	2
violent a degree	2
from variolous infection	2
may we not	2
of the incumbent	2
more capable of	2
a great part	2
never had the	2
if they had	2
advancing to maturation	2
this young woman	2
from the insertion	2
a variety of	2
will amount to	2
the most subtil	2
number of cows	2
decoration an essay	2
with acrid and	2
in some other	2
be necessary to	2
is it not	2
commencement of the	2
these kind of	2
also that mentioned	2
penetrating the coats	2
usual slight symptoms	2
and other parts	2
the constitution is	2