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 1     1,  1|          very mild, being rarely attended with hemorrhage, and never
 2     1,  1|       greater part of these were attended with much suffering. In
 3     1,  1|        protracted character, and attended with fever, were well supported,
 4     1,  2|          slimy, purulent nature, attended with strangury, not connected
 5     1,  2|      than the ardent fevers, and attended with more pain; but these
 6     1,  2|         the worst of all. Coughs attended these fevers, but I cannot
 7     1,  2|       greatest and worst symptom attended the most of them, namely,
 8     1,  2|        ardent fevers, which were attended with fatal symptoms; for
 9     1,  3|        at first were scanty, and attended with tenesmus; but afterwards
10     1,  3|  delivery was seized with fever, attended with rigor; was pained at
11     1,  3|         thirty-first, a diarrhea attended with a copious discharge
12     1,  3|          disorder of the bowels, attended with bilious, On the fourth,
13     2,  6|          rising of Arcturus were attended with much rain. Autumn gloomy
14     2,  6|       nature of these cases when attended with sores, and proceeding
15     2,  6|       time, and these cases were attended with acute and fatal symptoms.
16     2,  6|     sleep, or with insomnolency, attended with pains; most had disorders
17     2,  6|         disorders of the bowels, attended with undigested, thin, and
18     2,  6|    dysentery; but these were not attended with much pain. The evacuations
19     2,  6|        the main, most cases were attended either by heavy coma, or
20     2,  6|   chronic, of erratic, of fevers attended with nausea, and of irregular
21     2,  6| irregular fevers. All these were attended with much disorder, for
22     2,  6|       cough was troublesome, and attended with dyspnoea. On the eighth,
23     2,  6|      seized with an acute fever, attended with chills; heaviness of
24     2,  6|      seized with an acute fever, attended with chills. From first