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 1 2 |       the operator has strong hands, or the physician may do
 2 2 |    directed with his head and hands, while another person brings
 3 9 |    should be rubbed with soft hands; and, moreover, in a gentle
 4 11|    thus: taking hold with the hands of the skin at the armpit,
 5 22|       may be applied with the hands; when the articular extremity
 6 22|     as in dislocations of the hands. It is to be bandaged, suspended
 7 23| rectified by the palms of the hands, along with sudden extension;
 8 27|     and at the side, with the hands upon a table, or with the
 9 37|   woman should do it, for the hands ought to be soft. Thus may
10 62|     rectifying them with your hands, and with the bandaging
11 62|    properly adjusted with the hands, properly secured with the
12 67|     the joints of the toes or hands are dislocated, and the
13 71|    extension, directed by the hands, and with slight movement;
14 74|      at the buttocks with his hands, or this may be effected
15 75|          or pressing with his hands, or with his foot, and suddenly
16 76|    person who has very strong hands, and is well trained, should
17 83|    extension, either with the hands or some such means; and