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1     1,  3|       could no longer be kept warm; no discharge of urine.
2     1,  3|   darkish; had an affusion of warm water on the head; slept
3     2,  5|       could no longer be kept warm; and again at night had
4     2,  5|     about mid-day, she became warm, was thirsty, comatose,
5     2,  6|    immediately afterwards was warm; slight incoherence; no
6     2,  6|     fourth, had a copious and warm sweat all over about noon;
7     2,  6| delirious; no relief from the warm applications. On the seventh,
8     2,  6|       sediment; a copious and warm sweat all over; apyrexia;