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 1 1 |        symptom experienced by the patients were held to constitute
 2 4 |           own accord whenever the patients begin to expectorate anything
 3 4 |          takes place, than if the patients used a different regimen,
 4 8 |         diseases, to starve their patients for two, three, or more
 5 11|        not conduct the regimen of patients properly, but that in those
 6 11|         should not be enforced on patients that will be put on the
 7 11|           near the chest, and the patients are attacked with insomnolency,
 8 11|           of strong delirium, and patients so affected generally die,
 9 16|      bitter bile, than with those patients whose bile is black; for
10 19|    disease appear strong, and the patients be in the vigor of life,
11 25| disordered, the greater number of patients pick the wool from their
12 25|           thin, do not purge such patients, but, if thought necessary,
13 25|   necessary, give a clyster; such patients should be thus treated;
14 25|        the hypochondria, when the patients cannot lie reclined in the
15 26|        that changes take place in patients. He should mark, particularly,
16 27|         of the neck and head, and patients with such symptoms shortly