Note 110 — DISSERTATION VI.

Of this nature was probably the ulcer mentioned by Mr. Wiseman, at least if we may judge from his very short description: “It had eat deep into her left breast, and was fixed to the ribs, but not with much pain. In progress of time, the lips inverted, and united, as it were, and lay covered with a crusty scab; the humour in the mean while spent itself upon the nerves, &c. She lived long, and, in her latter age, tolerably healthful.” Chirurg. Treatises, Vol. I. p. 165.