Page 63, 9th line from top, omit " 'scarcely."

176, 9th line from bottom, for "a cross bed," read "lying across the bed."
177, 3rd line from top, for "on the cross bed," read "with the patient
lying across the bed."

,, 182, 7th line from bottom, for "upon a cross bed," read "across the
bed."

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