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 1 1 |      cases, the head of the arm appears to protrude forward. And
 2 1 |      the humerus, and no longer appears to protrude forward. And
 3 7 |         case of dislocation, it appears to me that we could effect
 4 8 |      comes,1~because rank grass appears to be most sought after
 5 10|         the head of the humerus appears lying much more in the armpit
 6 10|       of the shoulder, the part appears hollow, and the acromion
 7 13|         which is thus separated appears prominent. The bone is the
 8 13|         the top of the shoulder appears low and hollow), so that
 9 30|      side, the coronoid process appears more prominent than natural
10 40|   opened; for often when matter appears to be formed it is absorbed
11 46|       because every one of them appears round to the touch, not
12 46|         or more, the part there appears lower than on either side,
13 46|       the part which is touched appears empty and soft. All the
14 51|     takes place inward, the leg appears longer than natural, when
15 51|       thyroideum?). The buttock appears hollow externally, from
16 51|       account, the injured limb appears to be much longer than the
17 54|        compared with the other, appears shortened, and this is natural,
18 54|          and on that account it appears more shortened. Inwardly,
19 54|        thigh about the perineum appears more hollow and flabby,
20 54|        thigh-bone, at the knee, appears to be turned inward, and
21 55|       in adults, the whole limb appears to be shortened, and in
22 57|    already stated; and the limb appears shortened, for two reasons-first,
23 57|     groin the flesh, when felt, appears looser, from the bone of
24 59|         the region of the groin appears swelled out and stretched,
25 66|         mode of treatment which appears to me most suitable has
26 72| machines and of such powers, it appears to me that we need never