Book,  Section

 1     1,  1|     many of those who had been long gradually declining, took
 2     1,  1|  attacked persons who had been long indisposed, but who were
 3     1,  3|        and quite coherent, but long before noon was furiously
 4     1,  3|        of fever; did not sleep long; after the sleep a chill,
 5     2,  5|      Philistes had headache of long continuance, and sometimes
 6     2,  5|     verdigris-green color; not long after had a rigor, and again
 7     2,  6| southerly, damp, and soft. But long after the solstice, and
 8     2,  6|        winterly weather for no long time. The spring again southerly,
 9     2,  6|       affected with coma for a long time, and then falling into
10     2,  6|        lost their speech for a long time, and having had copious
11     2,  6|       of cases the disease was long protracted. Most of these
12     2,  6|         bowels confined for no long time, aversion to food;
13     2,  6|        bowels constipated; not long afterwards violent pain
14     2,  6|      pain in the head, and not long afterwards he took to bed;
15     2,  6|     and increase of fever. Not long afterwards, pains of all
16     2,  6|    respiration rare, large, at long intervals; softish distention