oftheflague in ^ Sec. 1 1 any Remedy - 7 and with equal Advantage might Gun-Powder be fired, if too much Time is not wafted in Deliberation, before thefe Things are put into Pra&ice. B U T if hereafter a Pkgue fhould break out again, (which God forbid) with Sub- miflion to Superiors, I fhould think it not improper to appoint proper Accommodati- ons out of the City, for fiich as are yet un- touched in infecied Families ; and who fhould continue there for a certain Time - the Sick in the mean while to be removed to convenient Apartments provided on Purpofe for them : For by this Means, that Practice ib abhorrent to Religion and Humanity, even in the Opinion of a Mahometan, of ihut- ting up the iick and well together, would be avoided. BUT to return : The Infection had long doubtfully reign'd, and continued through May and June, with more or lefs Severity ; fometimes raging in one Part, and then in another, as in a running fort of Fight ^ as often as the Number of Funerals decreafed, great Hopes were conceived of its Difappear- ance ; then on a fudden again their Increafe threw all into Deje&ion, as if the whole City WAS
