...It is apparent," says Mr. Granger,* " that abstinence qua abstinence has no effect upon her sjstem. The existence of the patient, after having fasted...countenance not far removed from the -appearance of heajth, will not be looked upon as an effect of abstinence. For many months together, no wasting is...

...apparent, says your correspondent Mr Granger, that abstinence qa abstinence has no effect upon her system. The existence of the patient, after having...of health, will not be looked upon as an effect of abitinence. For many months together, no wasting is observed." — Nay, Nay, what is more extraordinary,...

...apparent, says your correspondent Mr Granger, * that abstinence qua abstinence has no effect upon her system. The existence of the patient, after having...Granger and others, be correct, it will follow, that litterly she must nave increased considerably in bulk ; for we did not find the abdomen " so rcniruk.u.lv...

...incontrovertible. " It is apparent," says Mr. Granger*, *' that abstinence qua abstinence has no effect upon her system., The existence of the patient, after having...descriptions which have been given of her person by Mr. Grariger and others, be correct ; it will follow, that latterly she must have increased considerably...

...It is apparent," says Mr. Granger,* " that Abstinence qua abstinence has no effect upon her sjstem. The existence of the patient, after having fasted...For many months together, no wasting is observed." Nav, what is more extraordinary, if the descriptions which have t>een given of her person by Mr. Granger...