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 1 7 |             so as to give the less pain upon pressure. Then having
 2 8 | disarticulate their joints without pain, and reduce them in like
 3 9 |       shoulder immediately without pain, and do not think it necessary
 4 9 |          use the shoulder, for the pain and the tension induced
 5 9 |           roughly, so as to excite pain. Things get restored sometimes
 6 10|    practice; for many persons from pain, or from any other cause,
 7 10|           though with considerable pain; and also they cannot, with
 8 12|            when they cease to have pain, whatever they attempt to
 9 13|           acromion becomes free of pain in a few days.~
10 14|            the patients, having no pain, nor finding any impediment
11 19|      consequences, such as fevers, pain, nausea, vomitings of pure
12 37|          if they do not experience pain, nor fear death, although
13 39|           for these thongs give no pain.~
14 40|            heavy nor will occasion pain, for if the cartilage be
15 47|            from giving unnecessary pain by its hardness; but the
16 49|      inanition, and increasing the pain, fever, and cough; for moderate
17 49|             and suspension induces pain. Ordinary bandaging, externally,
18 50|           generally, more combined pain than in fractures of the
19 50|          the ribs, and relapses of pain in the seat of the injury
20 55|          when it becomes free from pain, they can walk without a
21 57|          limb, unless prevented by pain, and the leg and foot appear
22 58|         after a time, and when the pain has abated, and when he
23 59|  particularly attended with severe pain, and they are more apt to
24 60|         upon the subsidence of the pain, and when the bone of the
25 69|         part which is cut off give pain, and if it prove not to
26 69|            may swoon away from the pain, and such swoonings often