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 1 8 |       have not been reduced by a proper course of discipline abounds
 2 10|    unlike the unsound. This is a proper rule, and yet it may lead
 3 11|        practice the very what is proper. For physicians have burned
 4 11|      them. And this, also, it is proper to know, that if you raise
 5 11|          the art to find out the proper attitude in every case?
 6 14|          natural state, and with proper care the upper part may
 7 14|         of suitable position and proper bandaging, and even if not
 8 18|         and propelled into their proper place. It will further assist
 9 23|        around a ball of cloth of proper size, and at the same time
10 29|        the bones remain of their proper size.~
11 33|        round the forehead, and a proper apparatus is to be put over
12 34|          by using force. This is proper to be known as applying
13 35|          very reverse of what is proper; for, in the first place,
14 38|        is to be stretched to the proper degree, or rather a little
15 41|       breath do not attain their proper capacity. And they are under
16 43|  contrivances now described, the proper succussion may be made.~
17 47|          the palestra would be a proper person for doing this in
18 47|          s back as may be judged proper, and if a board, made of
19 47|        the spine downward has no proper hold at the bone called
20 47|    became more bent forward than proper. I have written this expressly;
21 50|        than the other; for it is proper that the diet should be
22 50|  disorder in the body; wherefore proper bandaging, and for a considerable
23 69|      body is to be placed in the proper positions: these are, neither
24 69|       inclining downward, may be proper; and in the course of time,
25 69|        their appetite, nor is it proper to put them on a restricted
26 70| following manner: (it is a good, proper, and natural mode of reduction,
27 71|       whatever maybe judged most proper under all circumstances.
28 72|        may not be higher than is proper; then at both sides we are
29 72|     rounded above, which, at the proper time, is to be adjusted
30 72|     broad form, as may be judged proper; for sometimes the one form
31 72|        on hand, a round lever is proper; but in dislocations outward
32 77|        dislocation inward. It is proper, then, to know how the bladder
33 77|        the bladder from the most proper place. And if a small bladder