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The physician dined that day at Mr Allworthy's; and having after dinner visited his patient, he returned to the company, and told them, that he had now the satisfaction to say, with assurance, that his patient was out of all danger: that he had brought his fever to a perfect intermission, and doubted not by throwing in the bark to prevent its return.
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The
physician
dined
that
day
at
Mr
Allworthy's;
and
having
after
dinner
visited
his
patient,
he
returned
to
the
company,
and
told
them,
that
he
had
now
the
satisfaction
to
say,
with
assurance,
that
his
patient
was
out
of
all
danger:
that
he
had
brought
his
fever
to
a
perfect
intermission,
and
doubted
not
by
throwing
in
the
bark
to
prevent
its
return.
