Life in
Life in a tub; with a description of the Turkish bath
作者：Diogenes [pseudonym]
体例：题 章数：29
字数：108,913 来源：Project Gutenberg
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章节目录
共 29 题- LIFE IN A TUB;
- THIRD EDITION, REVISED AND ENLARGED.
- DUBLIN:
- DEDICATION.
- TO RICHARD BARTER. ESQ., M.D.
- LIFE IN A TUB. [1]
- Again one of the most eminent of living medical writers says:—
- Dr. Rush says:—
- Sir Bulwer Lytton has well observed:—
- Sir Charles Scudamore, M.D., records his opinion as follows:—
- Further on he adds—
- Dr. Farre writes sportively as follows:—
- Monsieur Fourcault himself thus writes:—
- Monsieur Fourcault, in summing up his researches, remarks as follows:—
- Again he writes:—
- And again:—
- Sir John Forbes, a physician already quoted, says, on water drinking—
- Dr. Pereira states—
- Sir Bulwer Lytton thus sums up his impressions of Hydropathy:—
- On the effects of colchicum he, further on, observes:—
- But we have interrupted Sir Bulwer Lytton,—he thus proceeds:—
- THE TURKISH BATH. [21]
- After a good lathering, and a good washing with warm water:—
- Another writer thus describes it:—
- Mr. Urquhart thus finishes his description of the process:—
- Again he says:—
- NOTES
- 2. The Water Cure. By James Wilson, M.D. London: Trubner and Co.
- 3. Hydropathy. By Ed. Wm. Lane, M.D. London: Churchill.