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 1 8 | dislocations which are more easily reduced. And the following
 2 14|    broken across it is more easily treated, but when broken
 3 14|   broken across can be more easily restored to its natural
 4 14|    flies upward, and is not easily forced downward; for it
 5 14|    connected with them, are easily moved from the sides and
 6 26|    inward. The symptoms are easily recognized: if inward, the
 7 29|    the joint of a finger is easily recognized. Reduction is
 8 30|     a man gape more than he easily can, and dislocation could
 9 34|  for they will thus be more easily restored to their natural
10 46|      as the spine could not easily be displaced backward but
11 47|   account the spinal marrow easily bears such distortions,
12 47|     bench. These powers are easily regulated, so as to be made
13 68|  danger, and are still more easily cured than the others; and
14 79|     for, thus they are more easily reduced. And, in all cases
15 79|    which are very small and easily reduced.~
16 80|   be dislocated, it is more easily reduced. This is the mode