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 1     1,  1| preceding opposite and northerly state, ardent fevers occurred
 2     1,  1|          not in an uncomfortable state. In most cases the bowels
 3     1,  2|       those who were in a deadly state from other complaints. Those
 4     1,  2|         disordered, and in a bad state, but worst of all in these.
 5     1,  2|       these fevers, but I cannot state that any harm or good ever
 6     1,  2|          the equinox.~8. In this state of things, during winter,
 7     1,  2|        all those in the pregnant state that were attacked had abortions,
 8     1,  3|          and particularly to the state of the heavens, and the
 9     1,  3|          the fourth, in the same state. On the fifth, stools bilious,
10     1,  3|        On the ninth, in the same state. On the tenth, no drink
11     1,  3|          thirst; bowels in a hot state; stools scanty; urine thin,
12     1,  3|         the night in an agitated state. During the first day quiet,
13     1,  3|          in a most uncomfortable state; had no sound sleep at night,
14     1,  3|       the hypochondria were in a state of meteorism, with distention
15     1,  3|          the fifth, in an uneasy state. On the sixth, all the symptoms
16     1,  3|          XII. A man, in a heated state, took supper, and drank
17     2,  4|     seventh, in an uncomfortable state; urine thin, as formerly;
18     2,  4|          nineteenth, in the same state. On the twentieth, slept;
19     2,  5|       third, in an uncomfortable state. On the fourth, convulsions;
20     2,  5|        On the sixth, in the same state. On the seventh had a rigor,
21     2,  5|       the sixth day, in the same state. On the seventh she died.
22     2,  5|          the fifth, in a painful state. On the sixth, in the same
23     2,  5|        On the sixth, in the same state; discharges from the bowels
24     2,  6|          and then falling into a state of insomnolency. There were
25     2,  6|        or behind, got into a bad state; and in some cases the whole
26     2,  6|          character, and with the state of the urine as described.
27     2,  6|     again immediately in a loose state, but towards the termination
28     2,  6|        On the ninth, in the same state. On the tenth, all the symptoms
29     2,  6|        seventeenth, in a painful state, for he had no sleep, and
30     2,  6|     passed the day in a composed state; in the evening, about sunset,
31     2,  6|    passed the night in a painful state; had no sleep; small stools
32     2,  6|    passed the night in a painful state. On the sixth, in the morning,
33     2,  6|          the morning, in a quiet state; in the evening the pains
34     2,  6|    seventh, during the day, in a state of nausea, somewhat disturbed;
35     2,  6|         the seventh, in the same state; urine thin,but of a good
36     2,  6|        On the ninth, in the same state, and also on the following
37     2,  6|        the seventh, in a painful state, for the fever while the
38     2,  6|    passed the night in a painful state; paroxysms of the fever
39     2,  6|          the second, in the same state; had no sleep; fever more
40     2,  6|         the second, in an uneasy state, did not sleep. On the third,
41     2,  6|        other matters in the same state; became somewhat collected;