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1 1 |           they describe how each complaint should be treated, in these
2 1 |      remedies applicable in each complaint more in a medical fashion.
3 1 |       the many varieties of each complaint, and their manifold divisions,
4 17|          alone through the whole complaint. But if taken intermediate
5 18|         will be a relapse of the complaint, or pain in the hips and
6 27|       not, a prolongation of the complaint; and the less the discharge,
7 35|         called dry cholera; this complaint is more especially produced
8 36|        he will be freed from the complaint. To a person in such a complaint
9 36| complaint. To a person in such a complaint it will do good if he sleep,