Part

 1 7 |   the finger, occasion more protracted crises, and are less dangerous
 2 7 |  But the suppuration of all protracted swellings about these parts
 3 8 |   and loins the feet swell, protracted diarrhoeas supervene, which
 4 12|    the disease will be more protracted, and not so void of danger.
 5 12|     this case, will be more protracted than the former, but still
 6 12|      the disease) should be protracted, there maybe danger lest
 7 20|    ends thus: the second is protracted to the seventh day, the
 8 23| indeed very fatal, but more protracted than the former, provided
 9 23|  the neck are red, are more protracted, and certain persons recover
10 24|   When any of the fevers is protracted, although the man exhibits
11 24|    deposit, if the fever be protracted beyond twenty days; but
12 24|    the fever be much longer protracted. Such a deposit may be expected,
13 24|     that then they are most protracted, but are less given to return.
14 25|   cases the disease will be protracted for many days, and in what