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 1 2 |          hand into the armpit, they force the joint upward, and bring
 2 2 |          dislocated joint, he would force it from the ribs, pushing
 3 2 |             bone of the joint, they force it to return.~
 4 7 |          the back of the chair, and force is to be applied to the
 5 10|             the other; but by using force it may be approximated,
 6 14|            the turns of the bandage force the girdle to ascend, and
 7 14|            no other way of applying force to it (for the bandages
 8 14|            for the bandages no more force it to than they force it
 9 14|          more force it to than they force it from); but if one will
10 22|          extremity of the elbow; or force may be applied with the
11 34|        bring them together by using force. This is proper to be known
12 38|         made, not by applying equal force on both sides, but by pushing
13 44|           as has been said, for the force downward will be the greater
14 44|           do not interfere with the force of the succussion, and the
15 46|          inclination forward from a force which would have to overcome
16 47|              attending whether this force should be applied directly
17 47|             This method of applying force is particularly safe; and
18 47|        weaker, and they are of such force, that if one were to have
19 47|              without any additional force, one might make sufficient
20 47|          with the board, sufficient force might be applied in this
21 62|         into their position, not by force, but gently; and the bandages
22 71|         above the knee, so that the force of the extension may not
23 71| counter-extension is made; and then force is to be so applied, by
24 71|         time to make extension, and force the dislocated limb outward;
25 72|           body from yielding to the force dragging downward by the
26 74|        broad lever is to be used to force the bone from without inward,
27 76|             the joint, but that the force of the suspension may act
28 77|       convenient method of applying force, for the bladder, when inflated,