which　his　neighbour　still　was　silent；　but　cast　up　his　eyes　and　said
  something　to　himself；　at　which　the　first　citizen　turned　pale；　and　said
  no　more　but　this；　'Then　I　am　a　dead　man　too'；　and　went　home
  immediately　and　sent　for　a　neighbouring　apothecary　to　give　him
  something　preventive；　for　he　had　not　yet　found　himself　ill；　but　the
  apothecary；　opening　his　breast；　fetched　a　sigh；　and　said　no　more　but
  this；　'Look　up　to　God'；　and　the　man　died　in　a　few　hours。
  Now　let　any　man　judge　from　a　case　like　this　if　it　is　possible　for　the
  regulations　of　magistrates；　either　by　shutting　up　the　sick　or　removing
  them；　to　stop　an　infection　which　spreads　itself　from　man　to　man　even
  while　they　are　perfectly　well　and　insensible　of　its　approach；　and　may
  be　so　for　many　days。
  End　of　Part　5