Book,  Section

 1     1,  1|      they went away without any critical sign. They seized children,
 2     1,  2|       for the most part, on the critical days. Rigors, in all cases,
 3     1,  2|     symptoms of concoction in a critical form, or having the proper
 4     1,  2|        and to the favorable and critical abscesses. The concoctions
 5     1,  2|      natural, and all the other critical symptoms were favorable,
 6     1,  3|          whether of a deadly or critical character;—to the sweat,
 7     1,  3|       generally attacked on the critical days. About the twenty-fourth
 8     2,  6|   copious, thin, having nothing critical nor favorable about it;
 9     2,  6|     neither was there any other critical appearance in persons affected
10     2,  6|         rigors, sweats not of a critical character, and with the
11     2,  6| deposits which took place prove critical as in other cases; for in
12     2,  6|        to know the order of the critical days, and prognosticate