...fo in Reafon too there are heterogeneous particles, which muft be thrown off by fermentation. Should phyficians endeavour abfolutely to allay thofe ferments...cure, bid fair, perhaps, to raife a plague, and turn a fpring ague, or an autumn furfeit, into an epidemical malignant fever. They are certainly as ill phyficians...

...particles, which muft be fhrown off by fermentation. Should phyficians endeavour abfolutely to ally thofe ferments of the body, and ftrike in the humours...cure, bid fair, perhaps, to raife a plague, and turn a fpiing ague, or an autumn furfeit, into an epidemical malignant fever. They are certainly as ill phyficians...

...discover themselves in such eruptions, they might, instead of making a cure, bid fair perhaps to raise a plague, and turn a spring-ague or an autumn-surfeit...epidemical malignant fever. They are certainly as ill physicians in the body-politic who would needs be tampering with these mental eruptions ; and under...

...they might, instead of making a Cure, bid fair perhaps 19 Ibid., pp. 45, 50. 20 Ibid., p. 46. to raise a Plague, and turn a Spring-Ague or an Autumn-Surfeit into an epidemical malignant Fever. 22 The attempt to cure these ferments with harsh methods ran the risk of making them much more acute....

...discover themselves in such eruptions, they might, instead of making a cure, bid fair perhaps to raise a plague, and turn a spring-ague or an autumn-surfeit into an epidemical malignant fever. Shaftesbury unfolds the same story of the diverted vapors, which Swift focuses on the examples of Henry...

...discover themselves in such eruptions, they might, instead of making a cure, bid fair perhaps to raise a plague, and turn a spring-ague or an autumnsurfeit...epidemical malignant fever. They are certainly as ill physicians in the body politic who would needs be tampering with these mental eruptions, and, under...