Book,  Section

1     1,  1|    crisis. They had not much cough, nor it troublesome; they
2     1,  2|  good ever resulted from the cough.~3. The most of these were
3     1,  3|      sweat, coldness, rigor, cough, sneezing, hiccup, respiration,
4     2,  6|      bed; of the others, the cough left not a single person,
5     2,  6| fever; pain of the right dry cough, without expectoration during
6     2,  6| pains did not abate, and the cough was troublesome, and attended