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 1     1,  1| increasing in violence; constant sweats, but not diffused over the
 2     1,  1|    fevers, rigors, and deficient sweats, with varied and irregular
 3     1,  2|     phlegm, and undigested food, sweats, in all cases a reduncance
 4     1,  2|       all other fevers; frequent sweats, but most seldom in them,
 5     1,  2|    thirst, nausea, insignificant sweats about the forehead and clavicles,
 6     1,  2|       violent pains set in, with sweats, generally coldish, and
 7     1,  2|       died on the sixth day with sweats. In the phrenitic cases,
 8     1,  3|        day; loss of speech, cold sweats; extremities livid; about
 9     1,  3|       upon in a round tumor, the sweats cold throughout, the paroxysms
10     1,  3|        and irregular; occasional sweats; the paroxysms generally
11     1,  3|          case was accompanied by sweats throughout; the sweats throughout;
12     1,  3|        by sweats throughout; the sweats throughout; the hypochondria
13     1,  3|          great; much spasms with sweats about the time of death.~
14     2,  6|           and having had copious sweats. These were the symptoms
15     2,  6|         accompanied with rigors, sweats not of a critical character,
16     2,  6|  unseasonable, copious, and cold sweats throughout; great coldness,
17     2,  6|        the night quietly; slight sweats about the head. On the third,
18     2,  6|      probable that the excessive sweats caused death on the tenth
19     2,  6|    rigors, copious and continued sweats all over; heaviness of the
20     2,  6|          It is probable that the sweats and convulsions caused death.~
21     2,  6|         fever diminished; slight sweats about the head; coughs,
22     2,  6|      bilious evacuations and the sweats.~CASE XI. In Thasus, a woman,