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 1     1,  2|  happened alike to those who recovered and to those who did not.
 2     1,  2|  passed with pain. These all recovered, and I did not see a single
 3     1,  2|    summer, for the most part recovered, and but few of them died.
 4     1,  2|     into dysentery, and they recovered. This humor was redundant
 5     1,  2| attacked with these symptoms recovered. All the symptoms which
 6     1,  2|      relapses; and all those recovered in which the relapses took
 7     1,  3| disordered in mind; at night recovered his senses; slept. On the
 8     1,  3| water on the head; slept and recovered his senses. In this case
 9     1,  3|       had rigors and nausea, recovered his heat slightly, at night
10     1,  3|  sixth had a rigor, but soon recovered her heat, sweated all over;
11     1,  3|      bilious, On the fourth, recovered the use of her tongue; spasms
12     1,  3|     the fever. On the sixth, recovered her reason; was every way
13     2,  5|      a sediment; extremities recovered their heat. On the eleventh,
14     2,  6|    suppuration, most of them recovered; but when the inflammation
15     2,  6|     became warmed, and again recovered their recollection and speech.
16     2,  6| became cold, but immediately recovered his heat again. On the fourteenth,
17     2,  6|   not confined; and he again recovered his heat. Fortieth, apyrexia,
18     2,  6|     for a considerable time; recovered his heat; thirst; passed
19     2,  6|  articulation; became worse; recovered his heat after a time; passed
20     2,  6|     weak; but in the evening recovered his heat again; was delirious,