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1 5 |     some being seized with delirium, and others dying suffocated
2 11|   are indicative of strong delirium, and patients so affected
3 14| heaviness of the head, nor delirium, nor stoppage of the expectoration,
4 25|  wonder, although there be delirium. When, at the commencement,
5 26|    to fall into a state of delirium. Attention also should be
6 27|  trembling, convulsion and delirium seize such a person; but
7 27|  strongly swelled, and the delirium increases much, but makes
8 27|    to fall into a state of delirium; the physician ought, therefore,
9 27| announce beforehand either delirium or convulsion; and if these