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 1 8 |         is slender, and so is the upper lip, but in the ox the projection
 2 8 |         the lip is thick, and the upper jaw is thick and obtuse,
 3 13|           less tumefaction in the upper part. For neither can any
 4 14|          and with proper care the upper part may be brought down
 5 14|        ought to be brought to the upper, for the former is the movable
 6 16|          the arm upward. When the upper bone is displaced laterally
 7 16|           as formerly stated, the upper bone (sternal fragment?)
 8 30|           process formed from the upper jaw-bone (malar?) and the
 9 30| functional uses of the mouth, the upper jaw is at rest, as being
10 30|          it is connected with the upper jaw and the head by enarthrosis.
11 30|     prominent than natural on the upper jaw, and the patient cannot
12 31|          rows of the teeth in the upper and lower jaws. In such
13 33|    broader, is to be glued to the upper part of the jaw, at about
14 34|          there are several in the upper; but I am unwilling to digress
15 40|        one, should be made on the upper side; for the pus is found
16 48|        the displacement be in the upper part, they experience loss
17 58|       necessity of supporting the upper part of the thigh with his
18 60|        not being able to bend the upper part of the limb, and they
19 66|         instance the bones of the upper articulations (shoulder-joint?),