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 1 1 |    forward, and they are more particularly deceived in those persons
 2 1 |    difficulty of reduction is particularly great. The strongest is
 3 7 |      wrist, so that it may be particularly well secured; but great
 4 8 | hip-joint, when they are most particularly lean, which they are at
 5 8 |      which time then they are particularly subject to dislocations (
 6 8 |       being at that time most particularly reduced in flesh. And other
 7 8 |  these reasons the ox is most particularly subject to dislocations;
 8 9 |    all the articulations, but particularly to those of the shoulder
 9 13|       animals; physicians are particularly liable to be deceived in
10 30| tendons arise. Dislocation is particularly recognized by these symptoms:
11 47|   method of applying force is particularly safe; and it is also safe
12 50|      injury, and be made more particularly tight there, and the bandaging
13 59|      to that. These cases are particularly attended with severe pain,
14 75|     This mode of reduction is particularly appropriate to this variety
15 79|              79. It should be particularly known that the union of