CASE III.

Nov. 23d.] A third patient, a young man twenty years of age, was

inoculated with the two last. I had not seen his arm from the time he

was inoculated to the 28th, when he came to the house in company with

the others. He said the incised part had itched very much the first

three or four days, but it now appeared nearly in the same state as the

preceding.

He was also inoculated again on the 30th. But as the succeeding

complaints, and doubtful eruption in this case, bore an exact

resemblance to those of the former, it is needless to repeat them.

Nothing happened to either from the second inoculation.

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