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 1     1,  2|        and again a disposition to coma. The bowels, in all diseases,
 2     1,  3|         seventh trembling, slight coma, some incoherence, pains
 3     1,  3|          sixth, was affected with coma, nausea, and rigor; redness
 4     2,  4|         appeared to be lightened. Coma set in; urine thicker, reddish,
 5     2,  4|         in the dejections; slight coma; uneasiness at the times
 6     2,  5|            At first had sometimes coma and sometimes insomnolency;
 7     2,  6|          of persons affected with coma for a long time, and then
 8     2,  6|           they were affected with coma, nausea, and rigors; fever
 9     2,  6|   constantly affected either with coma, in which they got which
10     2,  6|          particularly disposed to coma; but also in all other great
11     2,  6|          attended either by heavy coma, or by short and light sleep.~
12     2,  6|          the body, disposition to coma, in most cases swelling,
13     2,  6| throughout bad; for the most part coma, or insomnolency with pain;
14     2,  6|        collected, but disposed to coma; urine copious, thin, and
15     2,  6|          black, thin, and watery; coma supervened; there was aversion
16     2,  6|          the ninth, affected with coma, and with nausea when roused;
17     2,  6|          the spasms left her; but coma, and disposition to sleep,
18     2,  6|       much thirst; disposition to coma; painful swelling of the
19     2,  6|          again composed, and then coma came on; afterwards the
20     2,  6|         and black; disposition to coma; insomnolency; extremities