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 1 I  | Invalids bear food worst during summer and autumn, most easily
 2 II |      from the eleventh.~25. The summer quartans are, for the most
 3 III|         well—or ill-adapted for summer, and some for winter.~3.
 4 III|   expected in diseases.~6. When summer is like spring, much sweating
 5 III|         in droughts; and if the summer be particularly such, according
 6 III|         rainy and southerly, in summer there will necessarily be
 7 III|        cut them off.~13. If the summer be dry and northerly and
 8 III|      and in the commencement of summer, children and those next
 9 III|       and enjoy best health; in summer and during a certain portion
10 III|      arthritic diseases.~21. Of summer, certain of these, and continued,
11 III|          Of autumn, most of the summer, quartan, and irregular
12 IV |   should rather purge upward in summer, and downward in winter.~
13 IV |   purged downward, avoiding the summer season.~8. We must be guarded
14 V  |      wound, during the midst of summer, it sometimes happens that