A letter to a doctor of physick concerning diascordium, &c.

Date:
1719
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Credit: A letter to a doctor of physick concerning diascordium, &c. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Dear Sir, OU now receive another of thofe Epiftolary Debts, which I hope requently to pay, and wilh al¬ ways to owe. i oiii iaft concerning Dr. Kells Notion of the unequal Velocity of the Blood; and yout own Practical Improvement upon it, by artb ficial Retardations, and Accelerations in par¬ ticular Members, hath Novelty, and Ufeful- nefs to recommend it. And if you proceed to make proper Experiments, and enough of them, to juftify your Suppofitions, I think both Phyfick and Surgery mud give you Thanks. The Subject of this I now lend, I can fcarce tell you: for I feel lb many things fluttering together in my Head, that I liifpebl 'twill prove a rambling Mifcellany, and not a regular Dilcourfc. And lb, without further Preface or Ceremony, I break into it, A % A few