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 1 11|           it pass off with faeces, urine, and wind; but even although
 2 12|                            12. The urine is best when the sediment
 3 12|         void of danger. But if the urine be reddish, and the sediment
 4 12|       farinaceous sediments in the urine are bad, and still worse
 5 12|        Clouds carried about in the urine are good when white, but
 6 12|         but bad if black. When the urine is yellow and thin, it indicates
 7 12|      should not hold out until the urine be concocted. But the most
 8 12|        most deadly of all kinds of urine are the fetid, watery, black,
 9 12|           black is of all kinds of urine the worst, but in children,
10 12|            who pass thin and crude urine for a length of time, if
11 12|            respecting the kinds of urine, which have clouds, whether
12 12|    yourself to be deceived if such urine be passed while the bladder
13 15|             to have no thirst, the urine, and faeces, sleep, and
14 15|          hands, and feet cold; the urine, and excrements, the sleep,
15 18|            and unmixed; and if the urine be neither copious nor have
16 18| expectoration is not free, and the urine does not appear to have
17 19|           are hard and forced. But urine of a purulent character,
18 19|           in the characters of the urine, nor the bladder become
19 25|      regard to the others, and the urine and sputa, as when the patient