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1 7 |            taste, or from quantity, color, or any apprehension. When
2 11|              tinged with an intense color and smell; sweats about
3 23|          becomes round, its natural color turns to livid, from a soft
4 26|          very black, or of a proper color, like those of persons in
5 28| expectorated be of a blond or livid color, or likewise thin, frothy,
6 28|    according to the habit, age, and color of the patient, and the
7 40|             those who are of a pale color, or troubled with hoarseness;