Book,  Section

 1     1,  1|            them, died; and of those confined to bed, I do not know if
 2     1,  2|            keep up, and others were confined to bed. In most instances
 3     1,  2|          both of those who were not confined to bed and those who were.
 4     2,  5|      continuance, and sometimes was confined to bed, with a tendency
 5     2,  6|             of dropsy without being confined to bed. And in many other
 6     2,  6|              and of these some were confined to bed, and others bore
 7     2,  6|            early in spring who were confined to bed; of the others, the
 8     2,  6|          the autumn, all these were confined to bed, and many of them
 9     2,  6| thirty-fourth, apyrexia; bowels not confined; and he again recovered
10     2,  6|          Fortieth, apyrexia, bowels confined for no long time, aversion
11     2,  6|         characters; bowels at first confined, and again loose; slight
12     2,  6|          delivery she was feverish, confined to bed, and loathed her
13     2,  6|           had happened since he was confined to bed; immediately afterwards
14     2,  6|       drinking and much venery, was confined to bed; he was affected