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1     1,  2|           attacked had abortions, as far as I observed. The urine
2     1,  2| circumstances relating to crises, as far as we can recognize them,
3     1,  2|              recognize them, were so far similar and so far dissimilar.
4     1,  2|           were so far similar and so far dissimilar. Thus two brothers
5     1,  2|         still more in autumn, but by far the most in winter; then
6     1,  3|         resembled that of cattle, as far as I observed. About the
7     1,  3|             a suppository, was in so far relieved; pain in the head,
8     2,  6|     defluxions from the head. But by far the greatest mischief attending
9     2,  6|            he died. In this case, as far as I saw, the bowels were