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1     1,  3|    in the morning and until noon, he appeared to be free
2     1,  3|   coherent, but long before noon was furiously mad, so that
3     1,  3|     On the third day, about noon, had a rigor, acute fever;
4     2,  6|    On the second day, about noon, coldness of the extremities,
5     2,  6|    morning, composed; about noon all the symptoms became
6     2,  6| about. On the fourth, about noon, he died. An acute disease.~
7     2,  6|   warm sweat all over about noon; was free of fever, had