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Sangrado
(Dr.), in the romance of Gil Blas, prescribes
warm water and bleeding for every ailment. The character is a satire on
Helvetius. (Book ii. 2.)
“If the Sangrados were ignorant, there was at any rate more to spare
in the veins then than there is now.” —Daily Telegraph.
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