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 1 6 | resembling a pestle, there is danger of the body tumbling to
 2 11|      convenient, and there is danger that the cicatrices may
 3 11|      part; but if there is no danger of the ulcers passing into
 4 11|  would be attended with great danger, as they are adjacent to
 5 11|      grasped, for there is no danger from them. And this, also,
 6 31|     patient’s life will be in danger from continual fevers, coma
 7 40|   more especially if there be danger lest the ear suppurate;
 8 63|        but otherwise there is danger that a small ulcer may remain
 9 67|      to remain, there is some danger of spasms (tetanus?) if
10 68|    are mostly unattended with danger, unless deliquium come on
11 68|      cases also are free from danger, and are still more easily
12 68|    admit of reduction without danger. Complete resections of
13 68|       are not unattended with danger, unless one be cut off at
14 69|    quite dead, there is great danger lest the patient may swoon
15 69|       that time there is most danger of hemorrhage; on this account,
16 86|     are very violent there is danger of sphacelus, and that the