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 1     1,  2|   cannot state that any harm or good ever resulted from the cough.~
 2     1,  2|      small, so that they did no good, but soon relapsed and speedily
 3     1,  2|      off, or again, did them no good. Small rashes, and not corresponding
 4     1,  2|       to disease, namely, to do good or to do no harm. The art
 5     1,  3|        urine thin, and not of a good color. On the fifth, acute
 6     1,  3|    sleep; urine throughout of a good color, but thin; the alvine
 7     2,  4| delirious; urine thin, not of a good color. On the eighth, stools
 8     2,  5|        Nothing could do her any good. She died.~CASE VII. A woman
 9     2,  6|        diarrhea or discharge of good urine took place, were relieved
10     2,  6|        urine excessive, and not good; troublesome melting. The
11     2,  6|         summer should have done good in these cases; for winter
12     2,  6|     constitution and disease is good, and whatever is bad; whatever
13     2,  6|        administered did him any good. On the first day, fever
14     2,  6|     quantity of urine, not of a good character. On the third,
15     2,  6|      state; urine thin,but of a good color; no disturbance about
16     2,  6|         expectorations were not good. On the twenty-seventh the
17     2,  6|         and the respiration was good. On the thirty-fourth, sweated
18     2,  6|          for the urine was of a good color, and had a copious
19     2,  6|       sooty and dry; urine of a good color, but thin. On the