Book,  Section

 1     1,  1|        with varied and irregular paroxysms, in general not intermitting,
 2     1,  2|    abatement having more violent paroxysms, and growing worse, for
 3     1,  2|   especially in their hands: the paroxysms were on the even days; and
 4     1,  3|           and constitutions, and paroxysms, in every one of these fevers;
 5     1,  3|        diseases which have their paroxysms on even days have their
 6     1,  3|       and those which have their paroxysms on uneven days have their
 7     1,  3|      sweats cold throughout, the paroxysms on the even days.~CASE II.
 8     1,  3|       those produced by fatigue; paroxysms of the fevers inconstant
 9     1,  3|           occasional sweats; the paroxysms generally attacked on the
10     2,  6|  delirium, slight epistaxis, the paroxysms for the most part on even
11     2,  6|       and, about the time of the paroxysms, forgetfulness, loss of
12     2,  6| especially about the time of the paroxysms, were colder than natural;
13     2,  6|         her entirely, but having paroxysms in an irregular form, sometimes
14     2,  6|        night in a painful state; paroxysms of the fever diversified,
15     2,  6|        this case throughout, the paroxysms and pains were greater on