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clien, but was foon obliged to quit her place, and 
apply for relief, any extraordinary motion aggravating 
her complaints, and occafioning violent coiivuihons, 
from which die did not recover for eight or nine 
hours. When die came to the infirmary, die ap- 
peared full of dedi, ot a ruddy complexion, and 
in perfect health, excepting the following com- 
plaints. 
She had a pain in her right fide, below' the 
falfe ribs, v/hich die fird: felt immediately upon 
the removal of the pins from the (rfophagusy and it 
continued to the time of her admidion at the hofpital, 
but was mod violent when die moved the trunk of 
her body forwards round towards the left, or lifted 
up her right arm. At her admidion, and from, 
the time of the removal of the pins, the hoarfenels 
die was troubled with foon after the pins fird duck 
in her throat, continued ; die often fpit up blood, 
and had a violent cough, by which, as well as by la- 
bour, or any excefs of motion, the pain in her dde 
being greatly aggravated, ilie was obliged to fit or 
fall down immediately, and could not recover herfelf, 
fo as to be able to dand, in lefs than an hour. In 
thefe paroxyfms die had always a pain in her head, 
was fick at domach, and frequently brought up 
blood. 
Whild die was in the infirmary, the violence of 
the pain three times occafioned convulfion-fits, by 
which the mufculus reSlus fuperior of the right eye 
was fo violently affeded, that, notwithdanding the 
eye was open, yet the pupil was entirely covered by 
the eye-lid ^ and, after one of thefe fits, continued fo 
for a fortnight. The left eye was alfo inverted in the 
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