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 1 47|    manner: a strong and broad board, having an oblong furrow
 2 47|   ground, or, in place of the board, we may scoop out an oblong
 3 47|     to be stretched along the board on his face, with his arms
 4 47|       judged proper, and if a board, made of limetree, or any
 5 47|       much as may prevent the board from giving unnecessary
 6 47|      in the wall, so that the board introduced into it may make
 7 47|     press down the end of the board, whilst others at the same
 8 47|  press down properly with the board, sufficient force might
 9 48|   extension, like that of the board in displacement backward;
10 72|       prepared a quadrangular board, about six cubits or a little
11 75| pressure is to be made with a board, as in the case of humpback,
12 75|     the case of humpback, the board being placed on the region
13 75|      made in the wall for the board should not be direct over,
14 75|       perhaps, instead of the board, it might be sufficient