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 1 5 |   if, while the pain of the side persists, and does not yield
 2 5 | that when dead the affected side was livid, like that of
 3 7 |     7. When pain seizes the side, either at the commencement
 4 7 | apply something soft to the side, to prevent pain. A soft
 5 11|     be said on the opposite side; namely, that a change of
 6 18|     soothes the pain in the side, chest, and back; concocts
 7 23|     may be observed on each side). These veins, then, becoming
 8 24|   attended with pain of the side or not, he ought to lie
 9 26|     if there be pain in the side, and, along with the pain,
10 28|    there be pains on either side, or in both, and if expiration
11 28|     should be opened on the side affected, and blood abstracted