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 1 2 | are to be reckoned bad and fatal symptoms. The physician
 2 5 |    nose or mouth is a very fatal symptom. Free respiration
 3 8 |   and are very painful and fatal. The most of them commence
 4 12|  the former, but still not fatal. But farinaceous sediments
 5 13|   is to be reckoned a very fatal symptom. But of all the
 6 15|    still bilious, are very fatal, whether the bilious portion
 7 19|  the parts below, are very fatal. Wherefore one ought to
 8 20|  dangerous symptoms, prove fatal on the fourth day or earlier.
 9 21|   joined to them, are very fatal. But if without such symptoms
10 22|  coming on generally prove fatal. Younger persons die before
11 23|     and most quickly prove fatal, which make no appearance
12 23|    throat, are indeed very fatal, but more protracted than
13 24|   a fever that is not of a fatal character, says that he