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 1 2 |   elbow toward the breast. The physician might reduce it in the same
 2 2 |       has strong hands, or the physician may do as directed with
 3 9 |  therefore the business of the physician to warn them beforehand
 4 9 |  rubbed gently and softly. The physician ought to be acquainted with
 5 11| because I have never known any physician treat the case properly;
 6 16|  extended along the sides, the physician, applying the palm of the
 7 35|        a day or two, then, the physician glories in his performance,
 8 35|        of the bandage, and the physician is satisfied, because he
 9 37|     depressed portion, and the physician is to take hold of the nose
10 37|      But for these purposes no physician is equal to the index-fingers
11 40|        and on that account the physician, in such cases, finds that
12 40|   collection in them; here the physician forms a wrong judgment,
13 46|   important parts, so that the physician need not give himself any
14 46|      contribute to deceive the physician. Such patients speedily
15 63|       parts, but let any other physician reduce them if he choose.
16 67|        if it were not that the physician would be exposed to censure,
17 78|        The prime object of the physician in the whole art of medicine