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 1     1,  1|  opposite and northerly state, ardent fevers occurred in a few
 2     1,  2|   fevers; and, in a few cases, ardent; some diurnal, others nocturnal,
 3     1,  2|    were more numerous than the ardent fevers, and attended with
 4     1,  2|        quickly prove fatal. In ardent fevers, and in those other
 5     1,  2| diseases. Early in the spring, ardent fevers commenced and continued
 6     1,  2|       When in these attacks of ardent fevers there was a proper
 7     1,  2|       approach of winter, many ardent fevers set in; but great
 8     1,  2|  attack at the commencement of ardent fevers, which were attended
 9     1,  2|         and more especially of ardent fevers, in which there is
10     1,  2|     and until the equinox, the ardent fevers and frenzies prevailed,
11     2,  5|         urine scanty, thin. An ardent fever.~CASE VIII. Another
12     2,  5|        age about seventeen. An ardent fever.~
13     2,  6|       There were many cases of ardent fever, phrensy, aphthous
14     2,  6|  phthisis, but also persons in ardent fever and in phrenitis.~
15     2,  6|     phrenitis.~6. The cases of ardent fever and phrenitis occurred
16     2,  6|        The constitution of the ardent fevers which then occurred
17     2,  6|      marked the fatal cases of ardent fever; similar symptoms
18     2,  6|       first of a continual and ardent type; thirsty, inclined
19     2,  6|    continued aversion to food. Ardent fever.~Explanation of the
20     2,  6|       day, fever acute, of the ardent type, not agitated, but
21     2,  6|        Walk was seized with an ardent fever. She was thirsty,
22     2,  6|        with acute fever of the ardent type; vomitings at first
23     2,  6|         had a complete crisis. Ardent fever.~Explanation of the
24     2,  6|       a fever of the acute and ardent type; insomnolency, thirst;