Book,  Section

 1     1,  1|      other respects they were free of disease, so as not to
 2     1,  2|     they were protracted, but free from danger, unless in those
 3     1,  2|    that most of them were not free from the fever during the
 4     1,  2|    form, but persons remained free from all other diseases.
 5     1,  3|       noon, he appeared to be free from fever; towards evening,
 6     1,  3|     About the twenty-seventh, free of fever; sediment in the
 7     1,  3|   affected. On the twentieth, free of fever, had a crisis,
 8     1,  3|     hot sweat, appeared to be free of fever; did not sleep
 9     1,  3|       For three days remained free from fever. On the eleventh,
10     2,  4|      twentieth, had a crisis; free of fever; had no sweat;
11     2,  4|       became quite collected; free from fever, slept, urine
12     2,  4| relieved, more collected; not free of fever, thirsty, vomited
13     2,  4|     quite collected, sweated, free from fever, not thirsty,
14     2,  5|      sediment; was collected, free from fever for a season.
15     2,  5|  rigor, acute fever, sweated, free of fever; had a crisis;
16     2,  5|   mind. About the nineteenth, free of fever, had a pain in
17     2,  5|   taken ill of fever. She was free of thirst throughout, but
18     2,  5|  nates. On the sixth day, was free of fever, did not sweat,
19     2,  6|       these were particularly free from thirst, and none of
20     2,  6|        On the twenty-seventh, free from fever; bowels constipated;
21     2,  6|      all over about noon; was free of fever, had a crisis,
22     2,  6|  copious and white; he became free of thirst, and the respiration
23     2,  6|      much sweat; seemed to be free from fever; but again in