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Fever. — ^Patient is dull, unwilling to move; has a staring coat; cold legs and 

 feet. This is succeeded by warmth of body ; unequal distribution of warmth to 

 the legs; one hot, and the other three cold; or one or more unnaturally warm, 

 and the others unusually cold; pulse, quick, soft, often indistinct; breathing, 

 somewhat laborious; patient without appetite, and very costive 369 



Thick Blood 364 



Thin Blood 365 



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