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1 2 |        skin about the forehead being rough, distended, and parched;
2 2 |        color of the whole face being green, black, livid, or
3 2 |       owing to the eyelids not being closed together, and when
4 11|    great quantity; for the man being oppressed by frequently
5 11|    leeks, and the black; these being sometimes passed together,
6 20|    other bad symptoms. Matters being thus, one may conjecture,
7 23| symptoms formerly described as being bad, be present, the physician
8 23|    patient be not in danger of being suffocated.~