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The phrase "a grips of" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a misconstruction, possibly intended to mean "a grip of" or "a group of."
Example: "He has a grip of confidence that helps him succeed in his endeavors."
Alternatives: "a handful of" or "a collection of."
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But as days went by the fever continued to get a grip of me.
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