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 1 5 |   come to a crisis in forty days.~
 2 6 | which occur on the critical days, and completely carry off
 3 7 |     fever has passed twenty days, and the swelling has not
 4 7 | fever continue beyond sixty days, without any subsidence
 5 17|     in the course of twenty days or still earlier; but if
 6 20|     to a crisis on the same days as to number on which men
 7 20|   truly calculated by whole days, for neither the year nor
 8 20|   can be numbered by entire days. After these in the same
 9 20|    period is of thirty-four days, the second of forty days,
10 20|   days, the second of forty days, and the third of sixty
11 20|      and the third of sixty days. In the commencement of
12 21|     prolonged beyond twenty days, a discharge of blood from
13 24|     and not on the critical days, in such cases a relapse
14 24|    protracted beyond twenty days; but to aged persons these
15 25| will be protracted for many days, and in what cases for a