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 1 8 |       constructed that the bone readily leaps out and another less
 2 8 |         dislocations occur more readily, and are more speedily reduced
 3 11|         thus they pass the more readily through), and they are to
 4 14|       for it inclines much more readily with the shoulder and arm
 5 15| opposite manner (which does not readily happen), so that the fragment
 6 16|      thus reduce the parts most readily to their natural position.
 7 30|   complete dislocation does not readily take place, and this is
 8 37|         A fractured nose may be readily restored to shape, especially
 9 40|       and if the patient can be readily made to vomit, this may
10 46|        For such injuries do not readily occur, as the spine could
11 46|           and it also would not readily happen that such a displacement
12 46|         bad effects, for callus readily forms in all such bones
13 69|      leg drop off, the patients readily recover. In cases then,
14 69|        cases, however, is to be readily undertaken, for they are
15 82|      and, therefore, it is more readily dislocated and reduced.