Book,  Section

 1     1,  1|    to confine the patient to bed; in all cases they disappeared
 2     1,  1| gradually declining, took to bed with symptoms of phthisis;
 3     1,  1|     and of those confined to bed, I do not know if a single
 4     1,  2|      others were confined to bed. In most instances these
 5     1,  2|     who were not confined to bed and those who were. There
 6     1,  3|   lived by the Wall, took to bed on the first day of acute
 7     1,  3|    the great toe; he took to bed the same day, had rigors
 8     2,  4|      with fever, and took to bed. On the second, there was
 9     2,  5|    sometimes was confined to bed, with a tendency to deep
10     2,  6|    without being confined to bed. And in many other diseases
11     2,  6|  these some were confined to bed, and others bore up on foot;
12     2,  6|  spring who were confined to bed; of the others, the cough
13     2,  6|   all these were confined to bed, and many of them died,
14     2,  6|    was feverish, confined to bed, and loathed her food. After
15     2,  6|   phrenitis, having taken to bed on the first day, vomited
16     2,  6|   long afterwards he took to bed; he lived near the High
17     2,  6|  without betaking himself to bed. His viscera were enlarged,
18     2,  6| first, and betook himself to bed, and having used large quantities
19     2,  6|   after he betook himself to bed, had a rigor, became heated,
20     2,  6|     since he was confined to bed; immediately afterwards
21     2,  6|      venery, was confined to bed; he was affected with rigors