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Major Denham mentions, in his travels IN
Africa, that being consulted by a sick che'
he offered a vomt.


"The effect of metic tatar, was to HIM .
matter of the greatest astonishment.. ~
the first sight OF the dose he was unwilling
to take it, and asked what little whNe
powder, like that, could do for him, he was
very shortly, however, convinced that t0c
quantity had prescribed was suHiclen.-
"What wonderful medicine =" said ne
why, if had swallowed so much OaN'n,ss
up Il little sand in his handy what wou'u
have become of me?" Wsnderfui wonder.
full the English know every thing, why a''
they not Mussulmans>"