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does not know what is the matter

Indolence of mind and body; in daytime averse to work or motion; in the evening averse to pleasure; extremely uncomfortable; does not know what is the matter

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H. C. Allen, Repertory of Intermittent Fever (1879), p. 496 — Symptoms Of The Mind; Indolence of mind and body; in daytime averse to work or motion; in the evening averse to pleasure; extremely uncomfortable; does not know what is the matter