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 1     1,  3|       pain; extremities slightly heated; sleep slight, and comatose;
 2     1,  3|         said, she did not become heated; next day the same. On the
 3     1,  3|   expired.~CASE XII. A man, in a heated state, took supper, and
 4     2,  4|      twenty-fourth day he became heated; bowels loose, with a thin,
 5     2,  5|      eighteenth, became a little heated; some thirst, urine thin,
 6     2,  5|         a rigor, became slightly heated, sweated. On the eighth
 7     2,  5|    chilly, and afterwards became heated. On the third day, a rigor,
 8     2,  6| unseasonably, he became a little heated at first, and betook himself
 9     2,  6|         bed, had a rigor, became heated, and was seized with furious
10     2,  6|          young man having become heated by drinking and much venery,