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 1 11| urine unconcocted; the sputa thin, saltish, tinged with an
 2 14|     wine which is strong and thin; but sweet wine is more
 3 15|    weaker, than wine that is thin, weak, and devoid of bouquet.
 4 15|   the unboiled, being clear, thin, white, and transparent,
 5 25|   throbbing of the head, and thin urine, you may expect the
 6 25|   when the urine at first is thin, do not purge such patients,
 7 27|  following, the discharge of thin urine; and if the patient
 8 27|  thick sputa, and of smooth, thin urine. In fever attended
 9 28|     livid color, or likewise thin, frothy, and florid, or
10 28|       in small quantity, and thin at first, mixing it with
11 28|     draught, which should be thin, and only given once a day,
12 28|  dyspnoea, and urine that is thin and acrid, and if sweats
13 36|     if he sleep, and drink a thin, old, and strong wine; and