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Mar 11, 2023 Dendendaloom Apr 21, 2022 Dendendaloom Jul 28, 2021 University of Pennsylvania Libraries	p. 116 Which the horse was labouring might in a great measure depend ofn the atmosphere he had been breathing I recommended waiting 1/2 an hour before bleeding was resorted to as the fresh breeze on deck might have time to oxygenate the blood & render circulation & respiration more free. At the end of half an hour found the pulse very much diminished in intensity the breathing much easier & the horse looking more lively. beleiving now that bleed ing might not be required at all. I recommended waiting an hour longer & went to my cabin On coming out I saw the horse staggering. Went to see the cause & found the jugular vein had been opened. I had only time to shout out Stop That when the horse giving two violent plunges forward fell on the deck. I then told the groom that in bleeding a horse he should not judge by the quantity of blood taken but the effect produced & at the same time said that in all likelihood the horse had not required bleeding & that I ought to have seen him again before they	p. 116 Which the horse was labouring might in a great measure depend ofn the atmosphere he had been breathing I recommended waiting 1/2 an hour before bleeding was resorted to as the fresh breeze on deck might have time to oxygenate the blood & render circulation & respiration more free. At the end of half an hour found the pulse very much diminished in intensity the breathing much easier & the horse looking more lively. beleiving now that bleed ing might not be required at all. I recommended waiting an hour longer & went to my cabin On coming out I saw the horse staggering. Went to see the cause & found the jugular vein had been opened. I had only time to shout out Stop That when the horse giving two violent plunges forward fell on the deck. I then told the groom that in bleeding a horse he should not judge by the quantity of blood taken but the effect produced & at the same time said that in all likelihood the horse had not required bleeding & that I ought to have seen him again before they

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