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 1 11| exacerbation. But if there be no fever, we must give emetics, as
 2 11|          are applicable when the fever is not of a continual type;
 3 11| continual type; but if continual fever be present, we must not
 4 32|      rather more, if there be no fever, and if the wound be not
 5 37|          water for drink; and if fever of the continual type come
 6 37|      least, but if he be free of fever, for only seven days, and
 7 43|      inflammation, attended with fever, will come on, but if one
 8 44|         their own accord; but if fever have previously come on,
 9 44|         during the prevalence of fever, and least of all the elbow-joint.~
10 46|          attended with malignant fever. The joint, however, remains
11 46|         the former, if continual fever come on. But fractures of
12 49|        not, provided there is no fever); they should be particularly