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 1 52|      are forced to rest on a staff at the side of the sound
 2 52|     require the support of a staff there, since the nates inclines
 3 52| sound leg, but carry about a staff, which they apply under
 4 52|   sound side, and some use a staff in both arms; the unsound
 5 55|      they can walk without a staff, if so inclined, and they
 6 58|      walk, indeed, without a staff, if so accustomed, for because
 7 58|  resting their weight upon a staff introduced into the armpit
 8 58|  these, if they use a longer staff, will walk, indeed, more
 9 58|     they must take a shorter staff, and will require to bend
10 58|      it up, and rests upon a staff, the sound leg thereby gains
11 58|    support themselves with a staff, some with one, and others
12 60|  walk almost erect without a staff, and with the injured leg
13 60|      support themselves on a staff at the affected side. For,
14 60|  this account they require a staff. But those who are neglected,