Book,  Section

 1     1,  1|          kind of food throughout; no thirst; most persons delirious
 2     1,  2|            insomnolency, aberration, thirst, nausea, insignificant sweats
 3     1,  2|           cold, and they had then no thirst; in them the urine was black,
 4     1,  3|          acute fever, with sweating, thirst, tongue parched; passed
 5     1,  3|             sleep; extremities cold; thirst; bowels in a hot state;
 6     1,  3|              insomnolency, delirium, thirst; stools bilious, and high
 7     1,  3|              loathe food, and had no thirst throughout, nor was troubled
 8     1,  3|        evacuations were not stopped; thirst throughout not great; much
 9     1,  3|        slight epistaxis, tongue dry, thirst, urine thin and oily; slept
10     2,  4|           speak, tongue dry, without thirst; deep sleep. About the twenty-fourth
11     2,  5|         became a little heated; some thirst, urine thin, with cloudy
12     2,  5|            of fever. She was free of thirst throughout, but had no relish
13     2,  5|           desire of anything; had no thirst, nor drank anything worth
14     2,  5|             the third day, restless, thirst, nausea, much tossing about,
15     2,  5|           the first day, tongue dry, thirst, nausea, insomnolency, belly
16     2,  5|             became collected; had no thirst; labored under insomnolency;
17     2,  5|              on the commencement had thirst, nausea, and cardialgia;
18     2,  5|             rigor, fever acute; much thirst; much tossing about; towards
19     2,  5|      vomitings; much hiccup, painful thirst. On the thirteenth, vomitings
20     2,  6|           the bowels, anorexia, with thirst and without it; of disordered
21     2,  6|        rigors; fever acute, not much thirst, nor delirium, slight epistaxis,
22     2,  6|          were particularly free from thirst, and none of these had wild
23     2,  6|              Some were troubled with thirst, and some not; and both
24     2,  6|          food, but continued without thirst. There was heaviness of
25     2,  6|               and bilious stools; no thirst. On the eleventh was collected,
26     2,  6|            time; recovered his heat; thirst; passed the night quietly;
27     2,  6|      continual type, with pain; much thirst, nausea, could not retain
28     2,  6| expectoration during the first days, thirst, insomnolency; urine well
29     2,  6|             white; he became free of thirst, and the respiration was
30     2,  6|              of much bilious matter; thirst; great restlessness; urine
31     2,  6|          with the same pains, rigor, thirst, slightly incoherent. On
32     2,  6|            aversion to food, and had thirst and nausea. She lived near
33     2,  6|           ardent type; insomnolency, thirst; tongue sooty and dry; urine
34     2,  6|          troublesome meteorism; much thirst; disposition to coma; painful
35     2,  6|           thin, and devoid of color; thirst, nausea for the most part;
36     2,  6|          insomnolency and absence of thirst. On the first day much faeces