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 1     1,  1|        so as not to confine the patient to bed; in all cases they
 2     1,  2|         things—the disease, the patient, and the physician. The
 3     1,  2|     servant of the art, and the patient must combat the disease
 4     1,  2|         been mentioned, but the patient passed through most of them,
 5     1,  3| individual,—to the disease, the patient, and the applications,—to
 6     1,  3|         of each country;—to the patient’s habits, regimen, and pursuits;—
 7     2,  4|    disease, and the cure of the patient on the fortieth day.~CASE
 8     2,  4| twenty-seventh he died. In this patient deafness continued throughout;
 9     2,  4|      urine, and the sweat, this patient was cured in forty days.~
10     2,  5|  probable that the death of the patient on the fifth day is to be
11     2,  5|         It is probable that the patient was cured in twenty days,
12     2,  6|  twentieth day he died. In this patient the bowels were constantly
13     2,  6|         tenth day.~CASE IV. The patient affected with phrenitis,