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 1 1 |       great. The strongest is the method to be last described.~
 2 4 |               4. There is another method of reduction performed by
 3 6 |                        6. But the method with a ladder is another
 4 6 |            and that, while in the method which the piece of wood
 5 7 |          by far the most powerful method of effecting reduction of
 6 14|     callus is quickly formed. The method of dressing which is most
 7 14|          narrow space. And in the method with the girdle, the girdle
 8 30|        and kept shut. This is the method of reduction, and it cannot
 9 31|          quickly as possible; the method of reduction has been described
10 33|      bones in another place. This method of distention with glued
11 46|        succussion or by any other method, unless one were to cut
12 47|          or toward the hips. This method of applying force is particularly
13 67|       easiest, the most efficient method, and the one most conformable
14 70| perpendicularly as possible. This method comprises all the conditions
15 76|       fore part of the knee. This method of reduction is most especially
16 77|           who first invented this method intended it for dislocation
17 77|        But it is not a convenient method of applying force, for the
18 77|          of the body, and in this method of reduction both legs are
19 80|            or the third, the same method of reduction is to be applied,