Book,  Section

 1     1,  1|         who encountered the most violent symptoms there was no concoction
 2     1,  1|          continual type, but not violent; they attacked persons who
 3     1,  2|          the next, were the most violent of all those which occurred
 4     1,  2|         an abatement having more violent paroxysms, and growing worse,
 5     1,  2|         the fourth day, the most violent pains set in, with sweats,
 6     1,  2|      commencement, but assumed a violent character about the seventh
 7     1,  3|      delivery, was seized with a violent rigor, and, as was said,
 8     1,  3|         about, was seized with a violent pain in the great toe; he
 9     1,  3|        About the twenty-seventh, violent pain of the right hip; it
10     1,  3|         of Juno, began to feel a violent pain of the head, neck,
11     2,  6|    termination in all cases with violent looseness of the bowels;
12     2,  6| constipated; not long afterwards violent pain of the right hip-joint
13     2,  6|      still the fever became more violent; passed much muddy, white
14     2,  6|          hemorrhages ceased, but violent pain of the hip-joint, and