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 1 17|       extension is to be made in a straight line, and the projecting
 2 18|         round, and not forced in a straight line, and, at the same time,
 3 29|           by making extension in a straight line, and applying pressure
 4 37| displacement to the side, but in a straight line, be most properly treated.
 5 38|        sufficient to make the nose straight and regular. Then (for the
 6 43|         are more likely to be made straight by succussion applied with
 7 45|        spine, longitudinally, is a straight line slightly curved; from
 8 47|         and at the same time, in a straight line. For extension thus
 9 52|             for the weight is in a straight line with it, both in walking
10 57|         leg and foot appear pretty straight, and not much inclined toward
11 60|           injured leg almost quite straight, as it does not admit of
12 60|            they keep the limb more straight in walking than they do
13 69|       longer be appropriate; but a straight position, and one inclining