ect large Parcels of the Ripe _Ivy Berries_ which are known from
the others by their Blackness.

Thus have I given my Reader such a View of the _Plague_ in general, as may
point out to him its natural Cause, Progress of Infection, and the Methods
that have been used by the Learned, to prevent the spreading that Terrible
Distemper.

_FINIS_

Transcriber's Notes:

Passages in italics are indicated by _underscore_.

Long "s" has been modernized.

Spelling and punctuation are presented as they appear in the original.

The original text contains decorative illustrations which are not noted
in this text version.

In the table on page 15 (_Buried of all Diseases in the Year 1636._), the
third digit next to September 1 is illegible and has been presented as "10_1."

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