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 1     1,  1|  survived for any considerable time; they died more suddenly
 2     1,  1|       clear, thin, and after a time becoming concocted near
 3     1,  2|      in rainy before the usual time, with much northerly and
 4     1,  2|    winter solstice, and at the time when the zephyr usually
 5     1,  2|   those which occurred at that time, and the most protracted,
 6     1,  2|     crude, yellow, and after a time with slight symptoms of
 7     1,  2|      fevers. After a length of time, with much suffering and
 8     1,  2|     with had a rigor about the time of the crisis, and notably
 9     1,  2|      had it then for the first time: in certain individuals
10     1,  2|       took place for the first time, and she had also a copinous
11     1,  2|     became comatose about this time, especially children; but
12     1,  2|       the bowels at the proper time, or an attack of dysentery.
13     1,  3|       stood for a considerable time until it has subsided, but
14     1,  3|      of the sixth day from the time she was seized with the
15     1,  3|   spasms with sweats about the time of death.~CASE IX. Criton,
16     1,  3|        after standing for some time, until the sediment had
17     2,  4|     appetite through the whole time; was perfectly collected;
18     2,  4|      temple for a considerable time, from some accidental cause,
19     2,  5|      lower lip; after a little time a rigor, convulsions; he
20     2,  5|        sputa; during the whole time loathed all kinds of food,
21     2,  6|   winterly weather for no long time. The spring again southerly,
22     2,  6|  affected with coma for a long time, and then falling into a
23     2,  6| numbers were taken ill at that time, and these cases were attended
24     2,  6|      even days; and, about the time of the paroxysms, forgetfulness,
25     2,  6|      more especially about the time of the paroxysms, were colder
26     2,  6|        their speech for a long time, and having had copious
27     2,  6|    bowels confined for no long time, aversion to food; had again
28     2,  6|     food; sleep bad; about the time of the relapse he was delirious;
29     2,  6|     passed thick urine at that time, but troubled, and of bad
30     2,  6|     rigors. But a considerable time before delivery she was
31     2,  6|   hip-joint for a considerable time; fevers afterwards supervened;
32     2,  6|       short for a considerable time; recovered his heat; thirst;
33     2,  6|     recovered his heat after a time; passed black urine, having
34     2,  6|     menstruation for the first time. On the sixth, much nausea,
35     2,  6|   continued for a considerable time, and again assumed the dysenteric
36     2,  6|       took place for the first time, for she was a young woman.
37     2,  6|     under the fever?) for some time, without betaking himself
38     2,  6|         and for a considerable time there was a constant pain