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 1     1,  1|      thin, pungent, and frequent dejections. The urine was thin, colorless,
 2     1,  2|   copious, undigested, and acrid dejections, and sometimes with watery
 3     1,  2| disordered with thin and bilious dejections; and many, after passing
 4     1,  3|        stool, and passed copious dejections, with a bilious flux; no
 5     2,  4|          a livid sediment in the dejections; slight coma; uneasiness
 6     2,  4|          suppository, had alvine dejections of a black color. On the
 7     2,  4|       eye; urine thin. Fortieth, dejections pituitous, white, rather
 8     2,  5|       bilious, thin, and copious dejections; urine thin and blackish;
 9     2,  5|       symptoms were exacerbated; dejections more copious and unseasonable;
10     2,  5|           urine scanty and thin; dejections undigested, thin, scanty.
11     2,  5|        thin, copious, undigested dejections. On the second day, had
12     2,  5|       thin, and at first unmixed dejections. On the third, more copious,
13     2,  5|       under insomnolency; alvine dejections copious, and unseasonable
14     2,  5| disordered, with thin and scanty dejections; had no sleep. On the second,
15     2,  6| understanding disordered; alvine dejections bilious and fatty. On the
16     2,  6|      sweated all over; apyrexia, dejections bilious; aversion to food,
17     2,  6|     bilious, liquid, and copious dejections, or constipated with hot
18     2,  6|         not subside; had copious dejections from the bowels; very delirious;
19     2,  6|          acrid; and at times the dejections resembled milk. About the
20     2,  6|          skin parched and tense; dejections either copious and thin,