Book,  Section

 1     1,  1|       fevers occurred in a few instances, and these very mild, being
 2     1,  1|   hoarseness of voice. In some instances earlier, and in others later,
 3     1,  2|       with difficulty, in most instances they relapsed, and they
 4     1,  2|  reduncance of humors. In many instances these complaints were unattended
 5     1,  2|   crises were regular, in most instances, with the intermittents,
 6     1,  2|       confined to bed. In most instances these fevers were prolonged
 7     1,  2|       returned again. In a few instances the lever terminated with
 8     2,  6|        the crisis, but in some instances after having lost their
 9     2,  6| fungous growths, in many other instances, on ulcers, especially on
10     2,  6|     tetters (herpetes) in many instances.~8. And many and serious
11     2,  6|      thin, and watery; in many instances the disease terminated in
12     2,  6|    urine as described. In most instances the disease was protracted,
13     2,  6|     eightieth day, but in most instances it (the disease?) left them