Book,  Section

 1     1,  1|           fevers accompanied with rigors, of the continual type,
 2     1,  1|        were affected with fevers, rigors, and deficient sweats, with
 3     1,  2|       part, on the critical days. Rigors, in all cases, took place
 4     1,  2|        were acute fever and small rigors, insomnolency, aberration,
 5     1,  3|          to bed the same day, had rigors and nausea, recovered his
 6     2,  5|            towards evening slight rigors; small vomitings of bile.
 7     2,  5|       were loose throughout; with rigors: her age about seventeen.
 8     2,  6|   affected with coma, nausea, and rigors; fever acute, not much thirst,
 9     2,  6|      disordered, accompanied with rigors, sweats not of a critical
10     2,  6|         diseases, having frequent rigors, often continual and acute
11     2,  6|         ended in dropsy; they had rigors, and were delirious towards
12     2,  6|           fever, accompanied with rigors. But a considerable time
13     2,  6|  continual and acute fevers, with rigors. On the eighth and following
14     2,  6|         more acute, affected with rigors; on the following days lost
15     2,  6|           fever, accompanied with rigors, copious and continued sweats
16     2,  6|      fever, insomnolency, nausea, rigors, became collected; urine
17     2,  6| exacerbated; he was troubled with rigors and nausea; had no sleep;
18     2,  6|        oppressed with nausea, and rigors; redness of the face; pain
19     2,  6|         bed; he was affected with rigors and nausea; insomnolency