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<p>An <del>exercise</del> <add>exercise action</add> similar <del>to</del> in point of exercise to<lb/>
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that of rowing may be taken <add>administered</add> by giving motion<lb/>
 
<del>to</del> through the medium of a winch to a wheel,<lb/>
 
or rather to two wheels at once, the one worked by<lb/>
 
the right hand, the other by the left.  By the intervention<lb/>
of <add>what is called</add> a fly wheel the effect of the exertion<lb/>
is equalized throughout the circle described by the<lb/>
hand in turning, and the <del>po</del> effective power of<lb/>
the agent, as measured by the quantity of motion<lb/>
he is capable of giving birth to in the course of the<lb/>
days work very much encreased.</p>
<p>No exercise in which the arms bear a part<lb/>
can exist, in which the fatigue is so small <add>moderate</add><lb/>
in proportion to the effect produced:  or what comes<lb/>
to the same thing in which the effect produced is<lb/>
so considerable in proportion to the fatigue sustained.<lb/>
By the interchange of the sitting with the standing<lb/>
posture a considerable degree of relaxation may be<lb/>
enjoyed.  The two postures may even alternate<lb/>
at different periods of the same round.</p>
<p>For the sake of mutual <add>reciprocal</add> relaxation this exercise<lb/>
an exercise principally of the upper limbs <add>hands and arms</add> might alternate<lb/>
with the exercise of Wheel-walking or that of<lb/>
the sinking-stage, exercises purely of the <add>inferior</add> lower <add>legs &amp; feet</add><lb/>
limbs.  Many hours <add>in a day</add> it seems probable <add>might probably</add> be employ'd in<lb/>
the two sorts of exercises thus taken in alternation, those in either<lb/>
singly.</p>
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An exercise exercise action similar to in point of exercise to
that of rowing may be taken administered by giving motion
to through the medium of a winch to a wheel,
or rather to two wheels at once, the one worked by
the right hand, the other by the left. By the intervention
of what is called a fly wheel the effect of the exertion
is equalized throughout the circle described by the
hand in turning, and the po effective power of
the agent, as measured by the quantity of motion
he is capable of giving birth to in the course of the
days work very much encreased.

No exercise in which the arms bear a part
can exist, in which the fatigue is so small moderate
in proportion to the effect produced: or what comes
to the same thing in which the effect produced is
so considerable in proportion to the fatigue sustained.
By the interchange of the sitting with the standing
posture a considerable degree of relaxation may be
enjoyed. The two postures may even alternate
at different periods of the same round.

For the sake of mutual reciprocal relaxation this exercise
an exercise principally of the upper limbs hands and arms might alternate
with the exercise of Wheel-walking or that of
the sinking-stage, exercises purely of the inferior lower legs & feet
limbs. Many hours in a day it seems probable might probably be employ'd in
the two sorts of exercises thus taken in alternation, those in either
singly.


Identifier: | JB/149/099/001"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 149.

Date_1

Marginal Summary Numbering

11-12

Box

149

Main Headings

poor law

Folio number

099

Info in main headings field

Image

001

Titles

Category

text sheet

Number of Pages

1

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

d15

Penner

jeremy bentham

Watermarks

Marginals

jeremy bentham

Paper Producer

Corrections

Paper Produced in Year

Notes public

ID Number

49953

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