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 1     1,  1|       having the character of spring. The spring was southerly,
 2     1,  1|      character of spring. The spring was southerly, cool, rains
 3     1,  1|    with droughts early in the spring, from the preceding opposite
 4     1,  1|     Early in the beginning of spring, and through the summer,
 5     1,  2|  remit until the equinox. The spring was cold, northerly, rainy,
 6     1,  2|      winter; but early in the spring very many, indeed, the greater
 7     1,  2| storms about the equinox, the spring northerly, dryness, rains
 8     1,  2|  other diseases. Early in the spring, ardent fevers commenced
 9     1,  2|       the commencement of the spring and summer, for the most
10     1,  2|  fewest cases of rigor in the spring, more in summer, still more
11     2,  6| weather for no long time. The spring again southerly, calm, much
12     2,  6|       afterwards.~3. Early in spring, along with the prevailing
13     2,  6|       cases took place in the spring, but were prolonged through
14     2,  6|   phrenitis occurred early in spring after the cold set in, and
15     2,  6|   most of those died early in spring who were confined to bed;
16     2,  6|      described, the season of spring was most inimical, and proved