Book,  Section

 1     1,  2|  critical form, or having the proper thickness, but muddy, and
 2     1,  2|     ardent fevers there was a proper and copious hemorrhage from
 3     1,  2|       single person who had a proper hemorrhage who died in this
 4     1,  2|      in most cases was of the proper color, but thin, and having
 5     1,  2|        having an abundant and proper sediment, or a bilious disorder
 6     1,  2| disorder of the bowels at the proper time, or an attack of dysentery.
 7     1,  3|     late in the evening had a proper stool from a small clyster;
 8     1,  3|   water pretty copiously, had proper evacuations from the bowels.
 9     1,  3|      rigor, alvine discharges proper; urine thick, white, muddy,
10     2,  4|    the alvine discharges were proper, urine thin, mixed, having
11     2,  6|     for neither was there any proper hemorrhage, nor any other
12     2,  6|     great, for it had not the proper thickness, nor concoction,
13     2,  6|     he that knows and makes a proper use of these things, would
14     2,  6|   elbow, and much blood, of a proper character, flowed; the pains