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 1 10|       are not dislocated, cannot put the parts into the same
 2 10|         as the sound body can be put into; one ought therefore
 3 33|        proper apparatus is to be put over all, to prevent the
 4 43|     chest loose shawls are to be put round in such a fashion
 5 46|           for if they attempt to put themselves into a bent position,
 6 47|           and not too narrow, be put into the hole, then a rag,
 7 47|       the patient on his back, I put below the hump a bladder,
 8 50|         used, and they should be put on moderately firm, so that
 9 52| dislocation inward are forced to put themselves into these attitudes,
10 60|         without the heel, nor to put it down as some can in the
11 63|    wishes, only they must not be put in a dependent position,
12 69|    appetite, nor is it proper to put them on a restricted diet.~
13 70|          the cross-beam is to be put on above the knees; and
14 78|        earthen vessel, or stones put into a hamper and slung
15 79|      joints, the patient must be put on a spare diet, but more