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Enquire within upon everything
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Robert Kemp Philp
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1393.
Escaping
from
a
Fire.
In
escaping
from
a
fire,
creep
or
crawl
along
the
room
with
your
face
close
to
the
ground.
Children
should
be
early
taught
how
to
press
out
a
spark
when
it
happens
to
reach
any
part
of
their
dress,
and
also
that
running
into
the
air
will
cause
it
to
blaze
immediately.
1394.
Don't
Read
in
Bed.
Reading
in
bed
at
night
should
be
avoided,
as,
besides
the
danger
of
an
accident,
it
never
fails
to
injure
the
eyes.
1395.
Warming
a
Bed.
To
heat
a
bed
at
a
moment's
notice,
throw
a
little
salt
on
the
hot
coals
in
the
warming-pan,
and
suffer
it
to
burn
for
a
minute
previous
to
use.
1396.
No
Plant
Life.
Flowers
and
shrubs
should
be
excluded
from
a
bed-chamber.
1397.
Swimming.
Every
person
should
endeavour
to
acquire
the
power
of
swimming.
The
fact
that
the
exercise
is
a
healthful
accompaniment
of
bathing,
and
that
lives
may
be
saved
by
it,
even
when
least
expected,
is
a
sufficient
argument
for
the
recommendation.
The
art
of
swimming
is,
in
reality,
very
easy.
The
first
consideration
is
not
to
attempt
to
learn
to
swim
too
hastily.
That
is
to
say,
you
must
not
expect
to
succeed
in
your
efforts
to
swim,
until
you
have
become
accustomed
to
the
water,
and
have
overcome
your
repugnance
to
the
coldness
and
novelty
of
bathing.
Every
attempt
will
fail
until
you
have
acquired
a
certain
confidence
in
the
water,
and
then
the
difficulty
will
soon
vanish.
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