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1     1,  1|      defluxions thin, small and acrid; they were soon wasted and
2     1,  2|        copious, undigested, and acrid dejections, and sometimes
3     1,  3|     character, with pain; urine acrid, and passed with pain; extremities
4     1,  3|   retracted; defluxion remained acrid, pungent, and saltish throughout.
5     1,  3| evacuations were thin, bilious, acrid, very scanty, black, and
6     2,  5|          scanty, unmixed, thin, acrid discharges; she required
7     2,  5|      defluxions abundant, thin, acrid; coughed, but had no concocted
8     2,  6| temperament. Chronic diarrhoea, acrid and viscid discharges from
9     2,  6|       or fatty, undigested, and acrid; and at times the dejections