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 1 7 |       door. One should always use what happens to be at hand.~
 2 9 |    the surrounding parts, can use the shoulder immediately
 3 9 |       of the ligaments cannot use the shoulder, for the pain
 4 12|       birth are quite able to use the arm yet neither can
 5 14|   round the girdle, but would use the bandage principally
 6 33|      it will be sufficient to use the outer skin, but if an
 7 52|    because the patient cannot use the limb, as it does not
 8 52|      the sound side, and some use a staff in both arms; the
 9 53|     the female, and that they use them as artisans to perform
10 53|       safe, and if they could use it, as in the case of club-foot,
11 53|        but if they could make use of the limb, the growth
12 55|    suppurations requiring the use of tents are formed, and
13 55|     are speedily able to make use of the limb, as was stated
14 56|   because they have the equal use of both their legs, for
15 58| affected side, these, if they use a longer staff, will walk,
16 58|       if the patient does not use the injured limb by applying
17 58|     medicine; for what is the use of enlarging upon cases
18 58|  loses its flesh from want of use; the articulation at the
19 58|    which were made for active use, if moderately used and
20 60|        when they grow up, can use the limb, which is only
21 60|        For, not being able to use properly the ball of the
22 60|      atrophied than those who use the limb; and, at the articulations,
23 71|     applied in each case, and use whatever maybe judged most
24 71|    work, so that one may make use of whatever may happen to
25 74|     acetabulum. But one might use the piece of wood placed
26 74|   work from without. But what use is there for more words?