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 1 7 | counter-balancing weights will be most properly adjusted, and safely applied
 2 7 |             object would a lever power properly applied not it move?), but
 3 11|               physician treat the case properly; some abandon the attempt
 4 11|              backward, would have been properly performed; but now, when
 5 11|                provided the eschars be properly placed. Without the armpit
 6 13|                 for the bone cannot be properly restored to its natural
 7 13|              its natural situation. If properly bandaged, the acromion becomes
 8 14|             bandaging, and even if not properly set, the projecting part
 9 14|                in order that it may be properly bandaged; but in a little
10 32|             dressing with bandages, if properly performed, is of little
11 33|           parts at rest, especially if properly fastened, and the ends of
12 33|          fractured jaw-bone, sometimes properly, and sometimes improperly.
13 34|           direction. And if matters be properly adjusted, and the patient
14 35|             admit of having compresses properly arranged on either side
15 37|               a straight line, be most properly treated. I have never seen
16 37|              provided the treatment be properly applied. But although men
17 38|             inward, until the whole be properly adjusted, well knowing that
18 41|             ribs do not usually expand properly in width, but forward, and
19 42|                that if succussion were properly gone about, the spine, in
20 44|                merely to keep the part properly on the ladder, and the head
21 47|              made could do no harm, if properly performed, unless one sought
22 47|                were only to press down properly with the board, sufficient
23 50|                left behind, and is not properly dissipated by the treatment,
24 52|              neither do the bones grow properly, but become shortened, and
25 52|                accident, and have been properly instructed, stand erect
26 55|           though they be carefully and properly trained in the attitudes
27 58|             the femur not being placed properly under the body, but having
28 60|              has been stated above. If properly trained, such persons, when
29 60|             For, not being able to use properly the ball of the foot without
30 62|       necessity for it if the parts be properly adjusted with the hands,
31 62|               adjusted with the hands, properly secured with the bandages,
32 62|         secured with the bandages, and properly disposed of afterward. This,
33 67|               spasms (tetanus?) if not properly treated, and yet it may
34 70|         patient is suspended, a person properly instructed and not weak,
35 70|              seat. The cords should be properly prepared, and care should
36 71|               the body; and if this be properly effected, the head of the
37 73|               rectify the accident, if properly and skillfully applied.
38 74|              the extension be well and properly done, and if the lever be
39 74|              done, and if the lever be properly used, what dislocation of