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 1 7 |        of this piece of wood as far inward as possible between
 2 7 |         should be introduced as far as possible into the armpit,
 3 7 |       upon tip-toes. This is by far the most powerful method
 4 11|         moderately, and only as far as the dressing requires;
 5 12| although it does increase in so far it becomes shorter than
 6 14|         methods will appear not far from natural, but when tied,
 7 27|    splints are to be applied as far as the fingers; and when
 8 42|        straightened anybody, as far as I know, but it is principally
 9 42|       follow such practices, as far as I have known them, are
10 48|        one of them is displaced far beyond the others, but if
11 50|     would treat such cases with far greater care than the other;
12 50|    burning should be carried as far as the bone, but the bone
13 52|        and it will remedy in so far the deficiency of growth
14 58|         much shorter, and he is far from touching the ground
15 58|       having protruded backward far beyond the line of the foot,
16 58|    already past remedy? This is far from being the case, for
17 69|        the bones of the leg, as far as they were denuded, separated
18 76|       of suspension is also not far removed from being natural,
19 77|       that it may be carried as far up the perineum as possible,
20 77|      together with a swathe, as far up as the middle of the