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 1 5 |          or inflanunation in the parts above the diaphragm: a large
 2 7 |        hemorrhage from the upper parts. But the suppuration of
 3 7 | protracted swellings about these parts is to be anticipated. The
 4 9 |       recover; but the blackened parts of the body will drop off.
 5 12|          expected to form in the parts below the diaphragm. And
 6 18|        They form in the inferior parts when there is a collection
 7 19|        about the loins and lower parts, if they attack the diaphragm,
 8 19|         diaphragm, and leave the parts below, are very fatal. Wherefore
 9 21|          abscess in the inferior parts may be anticipated; but
10 24|     attack him, and the inferior parts of the hypochondrium are