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 1     1,  2|         During autumn, and at the commencement of winter, there were phthisical
 2     1,  2|          had convulsions from the commencement; and they had fever, and
 3     1,  2|    attacked immediately after the commencement of the spring and summer,
 4     1,  2|          made their attack at the commencement of ardent fevers, which
 5     1,  2|       disease was moderate at the commencement, but assumed a violent character
 6     1,  2|         on the fifth day from the commencement, left them for four days
 7     1,  3|         in some cases at the very commencement, grows, as it were, and
 8     1,  3|         eleventh, he died. At the commencement, and throughout, the respiration
 9     1,  3|           fauces painful from the commencement, and red; uvula retracted;
10     1,  3|       head and left side from the commencement, and had other pains resembling
11     1,  3|           the second day from the commencement.~CASE X. The Clazomenian
12     1,  3|        slight remission; from the commencement to the fourteenth day the
13     1,  3| uncomfortable night; urine at the commencement thick, red, but when allowed
14     2,  4|          parched; deafness at the commencement; there was no sleep; not
15     2,  5|           of the delirium. At the commencement of the disease she had pain
16     2,  5|         fever. Immediately on the commencement had thirst, nausea, and
17     2,  6|            at first, those in the commencement of phthisis, but also persons
18     2,  6|   occurred was as follows: at the commencement they were affected with
19     2,  6|       venery and drinking. At the commencement he was troubled with nausea
20     2,  6|       Plain. On the first, at the commencement of night, frights, much
21     2,  6|       pain; insomnolency from the commencement; she was silent, sullen,