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1     1,  1|       to bed with symptoms of phthisis; in many cases formerly
2     1,  1|        persons laboring under phthisis were not affected in the
3     1,  3|     in some cases passes into phthisis. The septan is protracted,
4     1,  3|      it precedes an attack of phthisis, and when it supervenes
5     2,  5|      a congenital tendency to phthisis.~CASE IV. The woman affected
6     2,  6|    except those affected with phthisis, of whom we shall write
7     2,  6| crisis; many of dropsy and of phthisis. Such were the diseases
8     2,  6|  those in the commencement of phthisis, but also persons in ardent