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 1     1,  2|         cases was of the proper color, but thin, and having scanty
 2     1,  3|  comfortable, urine of a better color. On the fifth, about mid-day,
 3     1,  3|      but it had no sediment; in color and consistence, the urine
 4     1,  3|        passed urine of a better color, and having an abundant
 5     1,  3|    turning to a verdigris-green color; general relief. About the
 6     1,  3|         thin, and not devoid of color. When about the thirtieth
 7     1,  3|       thin, copious, and of the color of water, but were well
 8     1,  3|         thin, and not of a good color. On the fifth, acute fever;
 9     1,  3|      urine throughout of a good color, but thin; the alvine evacuations
10     2,  4|        day, thin, and devoid of color; substances floating in
11     2,  4|    sediment, or thin, devoid of color, and, having substances
12     2,  4|        a short interval, of the color of verdigris; a few drops
13     2,  4|       urine thin, not of a good color. On the eighth, stools black,
14     2,  4|    alvine dejections of a black color. On the sixteenth, urine
15     2,  5| afterwards of a verdigris-green color, and in greater quantity;
16     2,  5|        passed urine of a better color, having a white scanty sediment;
17     2,  5|       bile of a verdigris-green color; not long after had a rigor,
18     2,  6|        urine thin,but of a good color; no disturbance about the
19     2,  6|         the urine was of a good color, and had a copious sediment,
20     2,  6|        and dry; urine of a good color, but thin. On the second,
21     2,  6|       urine thin, and devoid of color; thirst, nausea for the
22     2,  6|        watery stools of a green color; urine thin, scanty, and
23     2,  6|        scanty, and deficient in color; respiration rare, large,