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 1 43|        the knee, and also at the nates; and at the groins and chest
 2 46|       height should pitch on the nates, or shoulders (and even
 3 47|          when one pitches on the nates, or falls on the shoulders.
 4 52|         a staff there, since the nates inclines to this side, and
 5 54|         slipped outward, but the nates appear to be raised up,
 6 56|         to this side that. Their nates appear very prominent, from
 7 57|    slipped into the flesh of the nates; for the head and neck of
 8 57| situation, to the outside of the nates. But yet they can bend the
 9 57|       the other side, but at the nates the head of the femur may
10 58|          slipped backward to the nates; and if he should try to
11 59|     stretched, while that of the nates is more wrinkled and flabby.
12 60|    fleshy than the other, at the nates, the calf of the leg, and
13 74|        lever being placed at the nates or a little farther up,
14 75|      placed on the region of the nates, and rather below than above
15 78| proportionate to the size of the nates; and having bound a coverlet