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 18 cover within fifteen day, he shall die He that falls sick on the 16th day, shall not recover. He that waxeth sick on the 17th day, though he lie ill twenty- four days, on the twenty-eighth he shall be well. He that-falls sick on the 19th day, shall die by the 19th of next month! He that falls sick on the 19th, shall scori recover. He that waxeth sick on the 20th shall likely escape. He that wax- eth sick on the 21st, in five days shall be well. He that waxeth sick on the 22d or 23d days, shall be delivered within ten days. He that falleth sick on the 24th day, though it be with grievousness or pain, in another month he shall be de- livered. He that falleth sick on the 25th day, on the 27th he shall recover; yet nevertheless he shall die in the next month. He that falls sick on the 26th day, though he suffer a little, yet will escape. He that waxeth sick on the 27th day, though he suffer the remainder of the months, yet in the next he shall be delivered. He that falls sick on the 28th runs great hazard of death; as also on the 29th. He that sickens on the 30th shall recover ; but if on the 31st it is doubtful.