of the late Teftilence. 1 47 Fate of the Patient may be pronounced defperate. THE pefiilential Tokens, ejpecial/y when they are deep, are the fure and fyeedy Mejfengers of Death. FORa general Mortification commonly follows thefe particular ones : although there is fometimes (as before obferved) fome Time given between one and the other, as for two or three Days. A Complication of bad Symptoms together^ precipitates the Patient into another World. NAY, fometimes when there are many- Symptoms of Recovery, the obftinate Con- tinuance of one bad, is enough to determine the Patient's Fate, FROM the inconflant Appearance of the "Urine ^ there can he no certain judg- ment made. THE Urine indeed of thefe Patients is generally not to be difKnguilhed from that of healthful Perfons, although fometimes its Stench is not to be endured 5 this a ;
