EXTERNAL APPEARANCE.

The countenance was somewhat livid and pale; the lips were very livid.

The chest resounded, when struck, except over the heart. The abdomen

was tumid, and marked by cicatrices like those of women, who have

borne children. The superior extremities were emaciated, and marked

like the abdomen. The lower extremities were oedematous.

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