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 1 2 |         including the continual fevers. For, unless when some general
 2 18|        pneumonia than in ardent fevers; for the bath soothes the
 3 24|  observing the paroxysms of the fevers, so as not to give it when
 4 25|      during the whole course of fevers, in this case we are most
 5 25|  guarded at the crises of other fevers, and to withhold the draughts
 6 25|        draughts at that season. Fevers of this description are
 7 25|       and the better. Irregular fevers should be let alone until
 8 27|         to the remission of the fevers, as persons having these
 9 27| suitable observations. When, in fevers, any dangerous symptom appears
10 27|       the respiration. When, in fevers, abscesses form about the
11 29|       if it do not terminate in fevers with sweats, or with thick
12 39| exacerbations and remissions of fevers, so as to avoid the times