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Enquire within upon everything
·
Robert Kemp Philp
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iv.
Never
sleep
near
charcoal;
if
drowsy
at
any
work
where
charcoal
fires
are
used,
take
the
fresh
air.
v.
Carefully
rope
trees
before
they
are
cut
down,
that
when
they
fall
they
may
do
no
injury.
vi.
When
benumbed
with
cold
beware
of
sleeping
out
of
doors;
rub
yourself,
if
you
have
it
in
your
power,
with
snow,
and
do
not
hastily
approach
the
fire.
vii.
Beware
of
damp.
viii.
Air
vaults,
by
letting
them
remain
open
some
time
before
you
enter,
or
scattering
powdered
lime
in
them.
Where
a
lighted
candle
will
not
burn,
animal
life
cannot
exist;
it
will
be
an
excellent
caution,
therefore,
before
entering
damp
and
confined
places,
to
try
this
simple
experiment.
ix.
Never
leave
saddle
or
draught
horses,
while
in
use,
by
themselves;
nor
go
immediately
behind
a
led
horse,
as
he
is
apt
to
kick.
When
crossing
a
roadway
always
go
behind
a
cart
or
carriage,
never
in
front
of
it.
x.
Do
not
ride
on
footways.
xi.
Look
closely
after
children,
whether
they
are
up
or
in
bed;
and
particularly
when
they
are
near
the
fire,
an
element
with
which
they
are
very
apt
to
amuse
themselves.
xii.
Leave
nothing
poisonous
open
or
accessible;
and
never
omit
to
write
the
word
"POISON"
in
large
letters
upon
it,
wherever
it
may
be
placed.
xiii.
In
walking
the
streets
keep
out
of
the
line
of
the
cellars,
and
never
look
one
way
and
walk
another.
xiv.
Never
throw
pieces
of
orange
peel,
or
broken
glass
bottles,
into
the
streets.
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