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 1 7 |    piece of wood, and is to be bound round at the arm, the fore-arm,
 2 7 |        The cross-beam is to be bound so high that the rest of
 3 11|     all means the arm is to be bound to the side night and day;
 4 11|  healed, the arm must still be bound to the side for a long time;
 5 30| compress is to be laid on, and bound with a loose bandage. It
 6 33|        then a bandage is to be bound round the forehead, and
 7 44|       of the body is not to be bound, except so as to keep it
 8 47|        his arms laid along and bound to his body; the middle,
 9 47|    length sufficient, is to be bound tightly round the loins,
10 50|  should have the contused part bound round with folded compresses,
11 62|     hard, or of lead, is to be bound on, and it is not to be
12 62|     shoe made of lead is to be bound on externally to the bandaging,
13 69|       of bones which have been bound too tight, and in other
14 70| stretched along the sides, and bound with something soft; all
15 73|      thigh-bone, and should be bound moderately tight to the
16 77|       at the patella are to be bound together with a swathe,
17 77|     used, the thighs are to be bound together to a considerable
18 77|  reduction both legs are to be bound together at their extremity.~
19 78|       be slender, it should be bound to the feet of the couch,
20 78|     gently stretched along and bound to it, wherever it is found
21 78|       of the nates; and having bound a coverlet round the patient’