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 1 3 |     became exposed to strong pains and diseases, and to early
 2 3 |    and that from such things pains, diseases, and death would
 3 3 |   that kind of diet by which pains, diseases, and deaths were
 4 6 |      both the fevers and the pains are exacerbated, and it
 5 13|       for he will experience pains, his body will become weak,
 6 19|    decidedly relieved of the pains and heat; but while these
 7 19|   contrivance could make the pains and fever cease; and when
 8 19| varieties of frenzy, gnawing pains in the bowels and chest,
 9 22|      most acute and frequent pains occur in the region of it,
10 22| susceptible of pain; and yet pains and chronic abscesses do