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 1 1 |       be a dislocation forward. Physicians, indeed, fancy that dislocation
 2 1 |         to censure from certain physicians and common people on that
 3 1 |        all the methods by which physicians effect the reductions, and
 4 11|        very what is proper. For physicians have burned the shoulders
 5 13|     from that of other animals; physicians are particularly liable
 6 13| shoulder; for I have known many physicians, otherwise not inexpert
 7 14|      than it really is, and the physicians bestow great pains in order
 8 14|       become negligent; and the physicians finding they cannot make
 9 14|        there. There are certain physicians who make a show of superior
10 33|        parts of the body. Those physicians who have not judgment combined
11 37|         a little later, but the physicians act irresolutely, and touch
12 40|         flabby and mucous, many physicians open them, expecting to
13 42|  principally practiced by those physicians who seek to astonish the
14 42|    whether bad or good. But the physicians who follow such practices,
15 47|     mischief purposely. But the physicians, or some person who is strong,
16 50|        to occur. Wherefore some physicians pay much less attention
17 51|      then being turned outward, physicians, from ignorance, bring the