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 1 II |   duration; but the autumnal are protracted, especially those occurring
 2 II |        the one state indicates a protracted disease, and the other weakness
 3 III| frequently in rainy seasons are, protracted fevers, fluxes of the bowels,
 4 IV | occurring thus, indicate pain, a protracted disease, and relapses.~37.
 5 IV |       along with a milder one, a protracted disease.~38. And in whatever
 6 IV |        another, this indicates a protracted disease.~41. A copious sweat
 7 IV |           In cases attended with protracted fevers, tubercles (phymata)
 8 IV |         first crisis, indicate a protracted disease.~51. When in a fever
 9 IV |    slight expectoration are long protracted, there is usually not much
10 IV |          bad, for the disease is protracted, and it indicates more copious
11 VI |          a more favorable.~3. In protracted cases of dysentery, loathing
12 VII|    madness is good.~6. In a very protracted disease, loss of appetite
13 VII|           22. Suppuration upon a protracted pain of the parts about
14 VII|     during fever, it indicates a protracted illness.~32. In those cases
15 VII|       that the complaint will be protracted.~35. When the scum on the
16 VII|         and the color changes, a protracted disease is indicated.~62.
17 VII|       dangerous.~64. In cases of protracted fever, either chronic abscesses