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 1     1,  3| thirst throughout, nor was troubled with insomnolency; urine
 2     2,  6|   mortal nature. Some were troubled with thirst, and some not;
 3     2,  6| other diseases people were troubled with swelling, but more
 4     2,  6|   irritable, nor were they troubled with any saltish humors;
 5     2,  6|    attacked them. Tenesmus troubled young persons of a phlegmatic
 6     2,  6|    attacked those who were troubled with bitter bile.~15. To
 7     2,  6|   at first, and afterwards troubled with insomnolency; bowels
 8     2,  6|    urine at that time, but troubled, and of bad characters;
 9     2,  6|    the commencement he was troubled with nausea and cardialgia;
10     2,  6|  fever exacerbated; he was troubled with rigors and nausea;