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 1 2 |    than the other, or if the white of them be red, livid, or
 2 2 |    for when a portion of the white appears, owing to the eyelids
 3 7 |    That pus is best which is white, homogeneous, smooth, and
 4 11|     that are very watery, or white, or green, or very red,
 5 11|    is small, and viscid, and white, and greenish, and smooth;
 6 12|    best when the sediment is white, smooth, and consistent
 7 12|  clear, and sometimes with a white and smooth sediment, the
 8 12|     worse are the leafy; the white and thin are very bad, but
 9 12|      the urine are good when white, but bad if black. When
10 14| yellow is dangerous, but the white, and viscid, and round,
11 17|   and consistent, the matter white, smooth, uniform in color,
12 18|     when the matter is pure, white, and not fetid, the patient
13 19|      character, and having a white and smooth sediment, relieves
14 22|      ear suppurates; only if white matter run from the ear,