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 1     1,  2|   persons, and those in whom the heat is already more subdued,
 2     1,  3|        bursts forth with all its heat about and at the crisis;
 3     1,  3|        and nausea, recovered his heat slightly, at night was delirious.
 4     1,  3|      coldish sweat all over, but heat quickly restored. On the
 5     1,  3|           but soon recovered her heat, sweated all over; extremities
 6     2,  5|      extremities recovered their heat. On the eleventh, vomited
 7     2,  6|  difficulty in being restored to heat; the bowels variously constipated,
 8     2,  6|        immediately recovered his heat again. On the fourteenth,
 9     2,  6|       and he again recovered his heat. Fortieth, apyrexia, bowels
10     2,  6| considerable time; recovered his heat; thirst; passed the night
11     2,  6|      became worse; recovered his heat after a time; passed black
12     2,  6|        the evening recovered his heat again; was delirious, but