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Erema

CHAPTER XXX
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For instance, a 'salt-lick,' as your sweet Yankees call it--and set up an infirmary for foot and mouth disease.

And better still, the baths, the baths, my dear.
No expense for piping, or pumping, or any thing.

Only place your marble at the proper level, and twice a day you have the grand salubrious sparkling influx of ocean's self, self-filtered, and by its own operation permeated with a fine siliceous element.

What foreign mud could compete with such a bath ?" "But supposing there should come too much of it," I said, "and wash both the baths and the bathers away ?" "Such an idea is ridiculous.

It can be adjusted to a nicety.


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