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 1 6 |      completely carry off the fever. Those are favorable, too,
 2 6 |       neck; these in an acute fever prognosticate death, or
 3 7 |      speedy death; but if the fever has passed twenty days,
 4 7 |   than the others. But if the fever continue beyond sixty days,
 5 8 |    for they do not remove the fever, and are very painful and
 6 16| patient was first seized with fever, or if he had a rigor, and
 7 17|       In the first place, the fever does not go off, but is
 8 17| recover most readily whom the fever leaves the same day that
 9 17|  coughing. Those die whom the fever does not leave, or when
10 18|     be made upon them: if the fever persist, and the pain do
11 18|      does not take place, and fever prevails, it is a bad symptom;
12 19|        Pains accompanied with fever which occur about the loins
13 19|       attended with continued fever; for the pains proceeding
14 19|  bladder become soft, and the fever is of the continual type,
15 21|      continued headaches with fever, if any of the deadly symptoms
16 22|     with continual and strong fever, is to be dreaded; for there
17 23| Ulceration of the throat with fever, is a serious affection,
18 24|     of such a deposit, if the fever be protracted beyond twenty
19 24|     happen, and not until the fever be much longer protracted.
20 24|     may be expected, when the fever is of a continual type,
21 24|      to return. Whoever, in a fever that is not of a fatal character,
22 24|       day. But when in such a fever persons affected with headache,
23 24|    occur to children if acute fever be present, and the belly