The Doctors Window Poems By the Doctor for the Doctor And About the Doctor
The Doctors Window Poems By the Doctor for the Doctor And About the Doctor
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The stomach, urged beyond its active tone, Hardly to nutrimental chyle subdues The softest food : unfinished and depraved. The chyle, in all its future wanderings, owns Its turbid fountain ; not by purer streams So to be cleared, but foulness will remain. To sparkling wine what ferment can exalt The unripened grape ? Or what mechanic skill From the crude ore can spin the ductile gold ?
Gross riot treasures up a wealthy fund Of plagues: but more immedicable ills Attend the lean extreme. For phys...ic knows How to disburden the too tumid veins, E 'en how to ripen the half-labored blood ; But to unlock the elemental tubes. Collapsed and shrunk with long inanity. And with balsamic nutriment repair The dried and worn-out habit, were to bid Old age grow green, and wear a second spring: Or the tall ash, long ravished from the soil, Through withered veins imbibe the vernal dew. When hunger calls, obey ; nor often wait THE ART OF PRESERVING HEALTH 173 Till hunger sharpen to corrosive pain : For the keen appetite will feast beyond What nature well can bear ; and one extreme Ne 'er without danger meets its own reverse.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The stomach, urged beyond its active tone, Hardly to nutrimental chyle subdues The softest food : unfinished and depraved. The chyle, in all its future wanderings, owns Its turbid fountain ; not by purer streams So to be cleared, but foulness will remain. To sparkling wine what ferment can exalt The unripened grape ? Or what mechanic skill From the crude ore can spin the ductile gold ?
Gross riot treasures up a wealthy fund Of plagues: but more immedicable ills Attend the lean extreme. For phys...ic knows How to disburden the too tumid veins, E 'en how to ripen the half-labored blood ; But to unlock the elemental tubes. Collapsed and shrunk with long inanity. And with balsamic nutriment repair The dried and worn-out habit, were to bid Old age grow green, and wear a second spring: Or the tall ash, long ravished from the soil, Through withered veins imbibe the vernal dew. When hunger calls, obey ; nor often wait THE ART OF PRESERVING HEALTH 173 Till hunger sharpen to corrosive pain : For the keen appetite will feast beyond What nature well can bear ; and one extreme Ne 'er without danger meets its own reverse.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ina Russelle Warren to read onlineMoreLess
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