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 1 7 |           thing may be effected by means of the ladder, by preparing
 2 7 |           the other side. The same means may be applied with a double
 3 11|           the nerves. which by all means you must avoid wounding,
 4 11|         cicatrization, then by all means the arm is to be bound to
 5 14|        part may be brought down by means of suitable position and
 6 18|            and the usage of common means will accomplish the cure,
 7 22|         arm; the arm, suspended by means of a shawl passed through
 8 37|          they are the most natural means. Either of the fingers is
 9 38|         some of the aforementioned means of reduction, or whatever
10 40|        this may be accomplished by means of the syrmaism. If the
11 44|            if succussion be by all means to be used, it will be better
12 44|         the breast, at the neck by means of a very loose shawl so
13 44|          as to keep it in place by means of a loose shawl wrapped
14 47|         powerful of the mechanical means is this: if the hole in
15 47|            air into the bladder by means of a brass pipe connected
16 53|       wasted, would still be by no means so fleshy as the sound limb.
17 53| weasel-armed persons, and by these means the arm, too, gains flesh.
18 58|            to such as are curable, means are to be used to prevent
19 62|     burning, nor any other complex means, for such cases yield sooner
20 63|          yet it is the most likely means, if any such there be; but
21 67|             or the next, but by no means on the third or fourth,
22 71|  acquainted with the most powerful means which can be applied in
23 71|          not only to be managed by means of something carried round
24 71|            is to be so applied, by means of this extension and counter-extension,
25 72|            be the suitable one. By means of such machines and of
26 73|          being extended, either by means of the pestle-like piece
27 74|            this may be effected by means of another similar lever,
28 78|         the following are domestic means of making extension of the
29 83|        with the hands or some such means; and adjustment, which at