Book,  Section

 1     1,  1|          whole body; extremities very cold, and warmed with difficulty;
 2     1,  2|             but the setting in of the cold was not much out of season.
 3     1,  2|               equinox. The spring was cold, northerly, rainy, and clouded;
 4     1,  2|               whole season being wet, cold, and northerly, people were,
 5     1,  2|        contrary, doing mischief. Much cold of the extremities in them,
 6     1,  2|         winter northerly and parched, cold, with great winds and snow.
 7     1,  2|                dryness, rains few and cold. About the summer solstice,
 8     1,  2|               scanty rains, and great cold until near the season of
 9     1,  2|             but were livid and rather cold, and they had then no thirst;
10     1,  3|                extremities altogether cold, and could not be warmed;
11     1,  3|          towards day; loss of speech, cold sweats; extremities livid;
12     1,  3|               round tumor, the sweats cold throughout, the paroxysms
13     1,  3|           about the head; extremities cold and livid; much tossing
14     1,  3|               urine. On the eighth, a cold sweat all over; red rashes
15     1,  3|              white; extremities again cold. On the eleventh, he died.
16     1,  3|             On the seventh, he became cold, thirsty, was disordered
17     1,  3|       remained; no sleep; extremities cold; thirst; bowels in a hot
18     1,  3|           About the twenty-fourth was cold in the extremities of the
19     1,  3|        constrain himself; extremities cold, and somewhat livid; urine
20     1,  3|         sweated all over; extremities cold, was delirious, respiration
21     2,  4|              the morning, extremities cold, was covered up with the
22     2,  5| inconsiderable rigor; the extremities cold ever after. About the tenth
23     2,  5|           neck and chest, extremities cold and livid; and livid; respiration
24     2,  5|       delirium; extremities livid and cold; softish distention of the
25     2,  5|               became hot; extremities cold throughout, with nausea
26     2,  5|             of the right eye; a faint cold sweat about the head; extremities
27     2,  5|           about the head; extremities cold. On the fifth day, all the
28     2,  5|            thin, darkish; extremities cold, somewhat livid. On the
29     2,  5|           rigor, acute fever; a faint cold sweat about the head. On
30     2,  5|              about; towards evening a cold sweat over all; extremities
31     2,  5|           sweat over all; extremities cold, could no longer be kept
32     2,  5|             and again the extremities cold; towards evening a rigor,
33     2,  5|            towards evening a rigor, a cold sweat, much vomiting; passed
34     2,  6|             along with the prevailing cold, there were many cases of
35     2,  6|             early in spring after the cold set in, and great numbers
36     2,  6|            unseasonable, copious, and cold sweats throughout; great
37     2,  6|             the whole body; he became cold, but immediately recovered
38     2,  6|             woman who lodged near the Cold Water, on the third day
39     2,  6|            did not sleep; extremities cold; passed a large quantity
40     2,  6|            was delirious; extremities cold; loss of speech. On the
41     2,  6|             insomnolency; extremities cold; delirious throughout. Phrenitis.~
42     2,  6|               convulsions;extremities cold; not in anywise collected;