Section

 1 II |    contraries.~23. Acute disease come to a crisis in fourteen
 2 II |      bowels when they are young, come off better than those who
 3 II |         dry; but in old age they come off worse, for the bowels
 4 III|        diseases are regular, and come readily to a crisis; but
 5 III|      diseases are irregular, and come to a crisis with difficulty.~
 6 IV |         be advantageous had they come away spontaneously; but
 7 IV |       type dyspnoea and delirium come on, the case is mortal.~
 8 IV |       during the day, the fevers come to a resolution during the
 9 IV |     headache.~71. In cases which come to a crisis on the seventh
10 IV |          urine, these substances come from the kidneys.~77. In
11 V  |          convulsed, unless fever come on, or he recover his speech
12 V  |          cases of epilepsy which come on before puberty may undergo
13 V  |          change; but those which come on after twenty-five years
14 V  |         convulsion and deliquium come on, it is bad.~57. When
15 VI |        if varices or hemorrhoids come on, they remove the mania.~
16 VI |         seven days, unless fever come on.~52. We must attend to
17 VII|      should suffocation suddenly come on, and the patient not
18 VII| abscesses or pains in the joints come on.~65. When chronic abscesses (