Book,  Section

1     1,  1|  attacked women. Many had dry coughs without expectoration, and
2     1,  2|       being the worst of all. Coughs attended these fevers, but
3     2,  6|      troublesome melting. The coughs throughout were frequent,
4     2,  6|   hip-joint better; continued coughs, with copious, watery sputa;
5     2,  6|     not. On the sixtieth, the coughs left her without a crisis,
6     2,  6|      were abated, but the dry coughs continued. On the eleventh,
7     2,  6| slight sweats about the head; coughs, with more liquid sputa;