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 1 42|      straightening it. Wherefore succussion on a ladder has never straightened
 2 42|     would I despair, but that if succussion were properly gone about,
 3 43|    likely to be made straight by succussion applied with the feet hanging
 4 43|         likely in this case that succussion with the head downward should
 5 43|           should think of trying succussion, it may be applied in the
 6 43| interfere with the effect of the succussion; and his arms are to be
 7 43|         place where you make the succussion should be firm, and those
 8 43|        now described, the proper succussion may be made.~
 9 44|    situated very high up, and if succussion be by all means to be used,
10 44|  interfere with the force of the succussion, and the legs are not to
11 44|  recourse is to be had at all to succussion on a ladder; for it is disgraceful
12 46|         not be reduced either by succussion or by any other method,
13 48|        one might be benefited by succussion on a bladder, or any other
14 48|     could tell of other modes of succussion than those formerly described,