Book,  Section

 1     1,  2|  diarrhoea, with thin, copious, undigested, and acrid dejections, and
 2     1,  2|  vomitings of bile, phlegm, and undigested food, sweats, in all cases
 3     1,  2|   recovery of health; crude and undigested evacuations, and those which
 4     1,  3|       the bowels, of a thin and undigested character, with pain; urine
 5     2,  5|     scanty and thin; dejections undigested, thin, scanty. Nothing could
 6     2,  5| disordered, with thin, copious, undigested dejections. On the second
 7     2,  5|      loose, with copious, thin, undigested evacuations; urine scanty,
 8     2,  5|     evacuations from the bowels undigested, thin, and copious. On the
 9     2,  6|       the bowels, attended with undigested, thin, and copious evacuations;
10     2,  6|        constipated with hot and undigested faeces; the urine throughout
11     2,  6|  copious, bilious, unmixed, and undigested stools; urine black, scanty,
12     2,  6|       verdigrisgreen, or fatty, undigested, and acrid; and at times