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1     1,  2|            especially children, had convulsions from the commencement; and
2     1,  2|             they had fever, and the convulsions supervened upon the fevers;
3     1,  2|        without fevers or in fevers. Convulsions occurring in persons attacked
4     1,  2|             generally attacked with convulsions, and women have these and
5     2,  5| uncomfortable state. On the fourth, convulsions; all the symptoms exacerbated.
6     2,  5|        after a little time a rigor, convulsions; he was quite delirious;
7     2,  6|           the whole body, at night, convulsions. On the third, all the symptoms
8     2,  6|        probable that the sweats and convulsions caused death.~CASE V. In
9     2,  6|            the fourteenth, frequent convulsions;extremities cold; not in