Book,  Section

1     1,  1|        mentioning; the urine was generally well colored, clear, thin,
2     1,  2|   discharges, small concretions, generally breaking with difficulty,
3     1,  2|          in such affections, are generally attacked with convulsions,
4     1,  2|         from the nose, they were generally saved by it, and I do not
5     1,  2|       pains set in, with sweats, generally coldish, and the extremities
6     1,  2|          In these diseases death generally happened on the sixth day,
7     1,  3|         the twenty-first, weight generally in the left side, with pain;
8     1,  3| occasional sweats; the paroxysms generally attacked on the critical
9     2,  6|        substances floating in it generally round, did not fall to the