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Observations on the Diseases of Seamen

Note 51 — CHAP. I. AIR.

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It is of some consequence to attend to the materials of the seamen’s beds; for, instead of flock, they are frequently fluffed with chopped rags, which, consisting of old clothes, emit a disagreeable smell, and may even contain infection.

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