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 1     1,  1|          declining, took to bed with symptoms of phthisis; in many cases
 2     1,  1|         encountered the most violent symptoms there was no concoction
 3     1,  2|             after a time with slight symptoms of concoction in a critical
 4     1,  2|              who had otherwise fatal symptoms; but they were not unseasonably
 5     1,  2|            the strangury itself, the symptoms were protracted and painful.
 6     1,  2|    Phanagoras, who had none of these symptoms, and died. The hemorrhages
 7     1,  2|           and all the other critical symptoms were favorable, as I recollect
 8     1,  2|             were attended with fatal symptoms; for immediately upon their
 9     1,  2|            in no case in which these symptoms occurred, but merely a trifling
10     1,  2|             phrenitic cases, all the symptoms which have been described
11     1,  2|              this constitution, four symptoms in particular proved salutary;
12     1,  2|              place by any one of the symptoms which have been mentioned,
13     1,  2|             were attacked with these symptoms recovered. All the symptoms
14     1,  2|          symptoms recovered. All the symptoms which I have described occurred
15     1,  2|             of them had any of these symptoms in a favorable manner, or
16     1,  2|          hemorrhage unless the other symptoms be of a fatal type, for
17     1,  3|             are many other important symptoms allied to these, part of
18     1,  3|            On the second day all the symptoms were exacerbated; late in
19     1,  3|               On the fourth, all the symptoms exacerbated, urine black;
20     1,  3|      delirium. On the third, all the symptoms exacerbated; an oblong distention,
21     1,  3|           morning, deafness; all the symptoms exacerbated; spleen swollen;
22     1,  3|   application of a pessary all these symptoms were alleviated; pains of
23     1,  3|              On the seventh, all the symptoms exacerbated; insomnolency,
24     1,  3|           white, and smooth; all the symptoms ameliorated; intermission
25     1,  3|               On the fourth, all the symptoms exacerbated; had twice a
26     1,  3|             at night. On the second, symptoms all exacerbated; at night
27     1,  3|         state. On the sixth, all the symptoms exacerbated. About the eleventh
28     1,  3|      discharge of watery matter, and symptoms of dysentery; passed thick
29     1,  3|            slight alleviation of the symptoms about the hypochondria;
30     1,  3|              On the seventh, all the symptoms exacerbated; urine of the
31     1,  3|          pains in the limbs, all the symptoms exacerbated; he was delirious.
32     2,  4|               On the second, all the symptoms were exacerbated. On the
33     2,  4|       bilious. On the fifth, all the symptoms were exacerbated, the tremors
34     2,  4|               On the eighth, all the symptoms were exacerbated; the tremblings
35     2,  4|         sixth, had jaundice; all the symptoms were exacerbated; had no
36     2,  4|            the eleventh day, all the symptoms appeared to be lightened.
37     2,  4|              sediment; all the other symptoms milder. About the twenty-ninth,
38     2,  5|         fourth, convulsions; all the symptoms exacerbated. On the fifth,
39     2,  5|              fifth, in pain; all the symptoms exacerbated; delirium; passed
40     2,  5|      afterwards was collected; these symptoms were said to have been brought
41     2,  5|            On the fourth, all of the symptoms were exacerbated. On the
42     2,  5|       thirsty. On the second all the symptoms were exacerbated; dejections
43     2,  5|            On the fifth day, all the symptoms were exacerbated; talked
44     2,  5|         fourth, had a rigor; all the symptoms exacerbated; insomnolency.
45     2,  5| consciousness. On the ninth, all the symptoms gave way; comatose, towards
46     2,  6|        mentioned, and many died. The symptoms in each of these cases were
47     2,  6|        excessive runnings; and these symptoms happened in fevers and without
48     2,  6|         cases in which none of these symptoms occurred, but they disappeared
49     2,  6|        attended with acute and fatal symptoms. The constitution of the
50     2,  6|       copious sweats. These were the symptoms which marked the fatal cases
51     2,  6|             of ardent fever; similar symptoms occurred in the phrenitic
52     2,  6|              On the seventh, all the symptoms were exacerbated; had no
53     2,  6|         state. On the tenth, all the symptoms gave way. On the eleventh,
54     2,  6|            to food; had again slight symptoms of fever, and throughout
55     2,  6|         composed; about noon all the symptoms became exacerbated; coldness,
56     2,  6|   convulsions. On the third, all the symptoms exacerbated; he died.~Explanation
57     2,  6|              the second day, all the symptoms were exacerbated, yet the
58     2,  6|         night. On the fifth, all the symptoms remained, but there was
59     2,  6|            the eighth, all the other symptoms abated. On the tenth, and
60     2,  6|              the fourteenth, all the symptoms were exacerbated; he became