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Excerpt from A Dissertation Upon Tea: Explaining Its Nature and Properties by Many New Experiments, and Demonstrating From Philosophical Principles, the Various Effects It Has on Different Constitutions, to Which Is Added the Natural History of Tea
Advantage of all; for does not Tea throw fome Perfons into Vapours, afieét their Complexion, Spirits, Nerves, (o as to apprehend themfelves either dying, or dangerou?y ill? In others, it {truggles againlt Reten tion, gives them the Cholick, or Gripes; and affeéts not a few with Tremors, Sic. Nor, as far as I can remember, have thefe Authors pro portion'd its Strength, Quantities and Ufe, to any diliinét or deligned Purpofes; wherefore, I fee no Reafon to retraéit the following Difcourfe as an unnece?ary Repetition; but rather enough to wonder, that out of (0 much as has been writ upon Tea, we {hould find (0 little to the Pur Ofe.
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