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 1     1,  2| seasonable concoction of all the evacuations, and to the favorable and
 2     1,  2|     health; crude and undigested evacuations, and those which are converted
 3     1,  3|        the seventh, thirsty; the evacuations bilious, and high colored.
 4     1,  3|     pretty copiously, had proper evacuations from the bowels. On the
 5     1,  3|          not subside; the alvine evacuations were not stopped; thirst
 6     1,  3|         quite incoherent; alvine evacuations bilious; towards night had
 7     1,  3|      color, but thin; the alvine evacuations were thin, bilious, acrid,
 8     2,  5|      phrenitis, with unfavorable evacuations.~CASE II. Charion, who was
 9     2,  5|        copious, thin, undigested evacuations; urine scanty, thin. An
10     2,  5|       third, painfully affected; evacuations from the bowels undigested,
11     2,  6|    undigested, thin, and copious evacuations; urine copious, thin, having
12     2,  6|          other of the accustomed evacuations, to prove a crisis. They
13     2,  6|     attended with much pain. The evacuations were bilious, and fatty,
14     2,  6|          malignant kind; copious evacuations of the contents of the guts,
15     2,  6|         with copious and bilious evacuations, and these continued for
16     2,  6|         was owing to the bilious evacuations and the sweats.~CASE XI.
17     2,  6|        much restlessness; alvine evacuations of varied characters, either
18     2,  6|    copious, thin, and disordered evacuations from the bowels. On the