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 1     1,  2|      fevers described attacked great numbers. All these fevers
 2     1,  2|        with much suffering and great wasting, abscesses were
 3     1,  2|         There was a speedy and great change in all these cases.
 4     1,  2|        there were frequent and great rains, with northerly winds.
 5     1,  2|        and parched, cold, with great winds and snow. Great storms
 6     1,  2|     with great winds and snow. Great storms about the equinox,
 7     1,  2|    solstice, scanty rains, and great cold until near the season
 8     1,  2|      Arcturus, the summer hot, great droughts, not in intervals,
 9     1,  2|      ardent fevers set in; but great numbers at that season were
10     1,  2|   talking, fears, despondency, great coldness of the extremities,
11     1,  2|       seventh day. There was a great number of diseases, and
12     1,  3|      it also carries off other great diseases. In what is called
13     1,  3|        in a painful condition; great incoherence. On the fourth,
14     1,  3| stopped; thirst throughout not great; much spasms with sweats
15     1,  3|     with a violent pain in the great toe; he took to bed the
16     1,  3|      ptyalism; in the evening, great incoherence; after a little,
17     2,  4|        It is probably that the great discharge of urine brought
18     2,  6| dog-days. Summer fine and hot; great suffocating heats. The Etesian
19     2,  6|      who were under treatment; great inflammation took place,
20     2,  6|   suppurations, and there were great fallings off (sloughing)
21     2,  6|       no abscess was formed, a great number of these died. In
22     2,  6|     after the cold set in, and great numbers were taken ill at
23     2,  6|        of the urine voided was great, for it had not the proper
24     2,  6|    coma; but also in all other great diseases which occurred
25     2,  6|        cold sweats throughout; great coldness, from which they
26     2,  6|  coldness, from which they had great difficulty in being restored
27     2,  6|     Pleiades, again there died great numbers. It appears to me,
28     2,  6|        look upon it as being a great part of the art to be able
29     2,  6|       not likely to commit any great mistake in the art. He ought
30     2,  6|         had become speechless; great coldness; acute fever; much
31     2,  6|        bilious matter; thirst; great restlessness; urine thin,
32     2,  6|     obscurely; pains frequent, great and continued. On the second,
33     2,  6| towards night. On the sixth, a great hemorrhage from the nose;
34     2,  6|     with a bad diet otherwise, great mischief was occasioned