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Rh ''And if we be wie and temperate; as often as its naky head repullulates, o often hall we be able to cut it off with great afety. However, I am fully atisfied, that I have ground enough for this publication, and hould think my elf inexcuable, if I did not do it. Thoe that find benefit by this remedy, will, I hope, make uitable returns to God Almighty for it.''

''That the ize of the book is little, is owing to the cure. For 'tis not much to purpoe, to trouble the publick with copious theorys, long caes, and pompous nicetys upon a dieae; if we can but cure it. I have indulg'd my elf no further liberty in peculation, than might be ueful to dicover the nature of the ditemper; whereby we may better treat ourelves in a fitt and out of a fitt, better know how to prevent or protract its returns, or moderate them when'' they