text_original: "These," said he, "are the great vents appointed by nature for the discharge of that rarefied air and combustible matter, which, if confined, would burst the globe asunder; but, besides the larger outlets, there are some small chimneys through which part of the heat transpires; a vapour of that sort, I conceive, must pass through the bed or channel of this spring, the waters of which, accordingly retain a moderate warmth."
text_transcription: THESE SAID HE ARE THE GREAT VENTS APPOINTED BY NATURE FOR THE DISCHARGE OF THAT RAREFIED AIR AND COMBUSTIBLE MATTER WHICH IF CONFINED WOULD BURST THE GLOBE ASUNDER BUT BESIDES THE LARGE OUTLETS THERE ARE SOME SMALL CHIMNEYS THROUGH WHICH PART OF THE HEAT TRANSPIRES A VAPOUR OF THAT SORT I CONCEIVE MUST PASS THROUGH THE BED OR CHANNEL OF THIS SPRING THE WATERS OF WHICH ACCORDINGLY RETAIN A MODERATE WARMTH
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