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 1 3 |           most convenient are very small and hard balls, formed from
 2 8 |           and hence those who have small collections of mucosities
 3 13|         safely that no impediment, small or great, will result from
 4 36| application to such accidents is a small cataplasm of wheaten flour,
 5 40|           incision, and not a very small one, should be made on the
 6 43|       allowed to hang down, is but small; and such cases are more
 7 46|          were to be bent even to a small extent; for the displaced
 8 47|          folded several times or a small leather cushion, should
 9 50|            necrosed, if it be very small, it is to be burned as has
10 52|         the hip-joint, they appear small in stature, and are forced
11 55|       those of the other, but in a small degree, for the same reasons
12 62|  congenital displacements, if to a small extent, may be reduced to
13 62|         different positions. And a small shoe made of lead is to
14 63|   generally laid bare, unless to a small extent; neither do they
15 63|   otherwise there is danger that a small ulcer may remain incurable.
16 77|        most proper place. And if a small bladder be introduced, its
17 77|      introduced, its power will be small, and unable to overcome
18 79|            in those which are very small and easily reduced.~