text_original: A malarial paroxysm may come on at any hour of the day or night, very often during the forenoon. The fever attending septic processes commences almost invariably in the late afternoon. There is ground, therefore, for the presump  tion that a quotidian fever setting in before noon is malarial.
text_transcription: A MALARIAL PAROXYSM MAY COME ON AT ANY HOUR OF THE DAY OR NIGHT VERY OFTEN DURING THE FORENOON THE FEVER ATTENDING SEPTIC PROCESSES COMMENCES ALMOST INVARIABLY IN THE LATE AFTERNOON THERE IS GROUND THEREFORE FOR THE PRESUMPTION THAT A QUOTIDIAN FEVER SETTING IN BEFORE NOON IS MALARIAL
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