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 1 2 |          if it be like those of persons in health, and more so,
 2 3 |     state, for thus the most of persons in health recline, and these
 3 3 |       resemble those of healthy persons. But to lie upon one’s back,
 4 7 |        examine the eyes of such persons; for if their pupils be
 5 7 |        be in rapid motion, such persons may be expected to go mad.
 6 18|        and end in fistula, such persons recover. The following observations
 7 18|         of delirium and die. Of persons having empyema after peripneumonic
 8 18|        kinds of empyema younger persons rather die. In cases of
 9 21|      rather to be looked for in persons younger than thirty years,
10 21|     suppuration in more elderly persons.~
11 22|       the commencement. Younger persons die of this disease on the
12 22|       or still earlier, but old persons much later; for the fevers
13 22|  generally prove fatal. Younger persons die before the ear suppurates;
14 23|         protracted, and certain persons recover from them, especially
15 24|     readily and in less time to persons under thirty years of age;
16 24|        twenty days; but to aged persons these less seldom happen,
17 24|   deposits form most readily in persons below thirty years of age,
18 24| quartans most commonly occur to persons beyond that age. It is proper
19 24|        But when in such a fever persons affected with headache,
20 24|    vomiting. But it is in young persons particularly that the hemorrhage
21 24|       is to be expected, for in persons beyond the age of thirty-five,