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1     1,  1| very cold, and warmed with difficulty; bowels disordered, with
2     1,  1| brought up rarely and with difficulty; and in those who encountered
3     1,  2|    generally breaking with difficulty, in most instances they
4     1,  2| and these were warmed with difficulty. Insomnolency, for the most
5     2,  6|    pains, but yielded with difficulty to the means administered;
6     2,  6| and in all cases there was difficulty of crisis, want of crisis,
7     2,  6|  from which they had great difficulty in being restored to heat;