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1 5 |         riles; and, when it has come to this, death, for the
2 7 |      disease has not previously come to a crisis in the course
3 11|     have swallowed whatever has come in their way, and some have
4 17|   proper time for using them is come, they will be treated of
5 27|       swelled, and if it do not come to maturation, but is repressed,
6 28|        and acrid, and if sweats come out about the neck and head,
7 28| concocted; when either of these come on spontaneously, that will
8 31|          unless fever and sleep come on, followed by concocted