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 1 1 |           lived, perhaps, only one day or a little longer, and
 2 2 |        obvious, in the course of a day and a night, whether or
 3 2 |      either on the third or fourth day, and the countenance be
 4 10|     patient should wake during the day and sleep during the night.
 5 10|          for the third part of the day; such sleep as takes place
 6 10|           no sleep either night or day; for it follows from this
 7 11| evacuations twice or thrice in the day, once at night and more
 8 14|     disease, but if on the seventh day, or still later, it is less
 9 15|         this sputum on the seventh day of the disease. It is to
10 15|        shall die on the fourteenth day, unless something favorable
11 15|         longer than the fourteenth day. The bad symptoms are the
12 15|          die before the fourteenth day, and either on the ninth
13 15|       survive until the fourteenth day. It is by balancing the
14 15|            as late as the sixtieth day.~
15 16|            by calculating from the day on which the patient was
16 17|           but is slight during the day, and increases at night,
17 17|          the fever leaves the same day that the abscess bursts,—
18 20|      symptoms, cease on the fourth day or earlier; and the most
19 20|          prove fatal on the fourth day or earlier. The first class
20 20|          protracted to the seventh day, the third to the eleventh,
21 20|           attention from the first day, and observe further at
22 22|        this disease on the seventh day, or still earlier, but old
23 23|           suffocation on the first day, or on the second, the third,
24 23|          disappear on the critical day, nor any abscess form outwardly,
25 24|        pain commences on the first day, they are particularly oppressed
26 24|          to have pain on the third day, and are most especially
27 24|            have pains on the fifth day, and other matters proceed
28 24|           crisis on the fourteenth day. But when in such a fever