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Lacteals, Vcms, Heart, and Arteries, and be strain’d srom the Blood in &ihort a time, is to me fcavce conceivable.

But liirely this Shorter Passage^ fwherever 'cis) is as Natura! as that bywhich it fhould have gone, had it stay’d longer in the Büdy : Not to say»how little itsavoursof theRankncsi of the Kidneys, and how much it re-ftmbles that which it was before ’twas kalten into the Body. And methinks,the Conveyanceof the Milkmto the Breafl, hath much Affinity with this oithe Urine into the Bladder • the sudden preflmg whereof into the Papps astetthe Nurses drinking ordinary Milk, could no more be explain’d by theordi'nary Doctrine of Qrculation, tban this of the Urine into the Bladder , till theShorrer Cut w .shit upon by the Ducitis Thoracici ; though ordinarily it ma/be strain’d from the Arteries, as the Serum also in the Kidneys; only in aMilk-flood Nature finds some other Channel there, as here in a Water*tlood. ,. :

. j:shdl ßund- LXXXI A Gentlewoman (at Ba'h) about 2 8 Years of Age, very Fasj

in' tbe Kidneyj and Corpulent, aster having been long troubled with frequent, and some-h itrcs' times violent Vomitings, feli at length into a Feuer, and Dy’d in fe«rDays, and on a sudden. l open’d the Body and quickly found what mightaccount for her long Vomiting (and perhaps her Fever and Death too) Scii-an Ulcer in the Pancreas ; which had Sphacelated some part of the Sttmacband Bowels, that lay nearest to it. Her Kidneys were cover'd with a prodi"gious quantity of Fat; which removing with my Hand, and. reaching on6of the Kidneys, I feit something prick my Finger in the lower part of theKidney where the Ureter is inlerted: I present'y concluded it to be aStone, and took k out, with an abundance ofMucous Bloody Matter aboutit. 1 found not so much as Graziel (much lesi any Stone, ) in either of tbeKidneys. When I had waflied off the Mucus that was about the suppoßdStone , I found it to be a sind! Shell, very finely Wrought s in the Hollo^öf it, there was a Mucous Äimy Matter, not at all unlike the Subflance ofz Snail, ss to Conststence, but of a Bloody Colour.

Fig. 42. Fig. 41. Represents this Shell, somewbat Magnified. Thosc IndentedChecken, are every other a little Deprefled and Elated: and very exa StlfWrought. There are 6 or 7 Spiral Lines, or Rounds, in the Turban.

„4 Stonegrow» - ’ . '

an iron b°<u LXXXI I. This Stcne was Cut put iof the Bladder of a Boy at Paris \ byder Jb^DrXu 0/0. Tbc Iron-Bodhn, to wbich the Stone grew, and which passe 5ijster. ». >ss. throggh the middle osit, had been thrust up into the Bladder , by the Bc>/

*■> himßlf, about 2 Years before the Incifion.

ng. 43 *

^EodkinCnt LXXXIH. Dorcas Blake, .(in Dublin) a Full-bodied Sanguine Maid,der of 20 Years Old, was much troubled with aHoarsoess last Winter»

tyMr- Proby./ which (he was very delirous to take a Vomit; but her Friends not confentinAn. zt jo.#. 4-sft fo if } so e endeavourd to provoke one, Jan. y. 1694. by thrusting h £sFinger into her Throat; which not answering her desues, (he drew an 1 ^"ryBodhn, of 4 Inches long, out of her Hair, and thrust the sinall End f° r '

ward