The Laws of Health
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Woollen underwear therefore guards against a chill after excessive perspiration. When very hot from cycling, rowing, tennis, etc., a ' sweater ' — that is, a knitted wool jersey — is an excellent thing to put on to guard against a chill and to absorb the perspiration.
220. Flannel is a good, warm material for the under- clothes of children. It is also frequently used for children's night-dresses. As it is somewhat expensive, those who cannot afford flannel use a material called flannelette. Thi...s is a very dangerous material for children's night-dresses, for it is very inflammable.
Once it catches alight it burns very quickly, and soon the poor child is in flames. In such cases the child usually rushes out of the room for help, and the air or wind makes the material blaze all the more. The proper thing to do is to seize the burning garment bravely in the two hands, and to roll it up, if possible, into a ball.
If the clothing is already burning freely, the child should be completely wrapped in a blanket or rug, by which the flames may be stifled.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Woollen underwear therefore guards against a chill after excessive perspiration. When very hot from cycling, rowing, tennis, etc., a ' sweater ' — that is, a knitted wool jersey — is an excellent thing to put on to guard against a chill and to absorb the perspiration.
220. Flannel is a good, warm material for the under- clothes of children. It is also frequently used for children's night-dresses. As it is somewhat expensive, those who cannot afford flannel use a material called flannelette. Thi...s is a very dangerous material for children's night-dresses, for it is very inflammable.
Once it catches alight it burns very quickly, and soon the poor child is in flames. In such cases the child usually rushes out of the room for help, and the air or wind makes the material blaze all the more. The proper thing to do is to seize the burning garment bravely in the two hands, and to roll it up, if possible, into a ball.
If the clothing is already burning freely, the child should be completely wrapped in a blanket or rug, by which the flames may be stifled.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nabarro, David, B. 1874 to read onlineMoreLess
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