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 1 7 |           move?), but it would not remain in its place, but would
 2 14|           service; for they do not remain firm any length of time,
 3 28| dislocation. In an adult the bones remain of their natural size.~
 4 29|       occurs in an adult the bones remain of their proper size.~
 5 50|           that the patients should remain at rest as much as possible,
 6 62|            the leg, so that it may remain firm when thus arranged.
 7 63|           the parts are allowed to remain reduced, and that he will
 8 63|          with wine, and allowed to remain for a considerable time;
 9 63|      danger that a small ulcer may remain incurable. And yet in the
10 63|         are reduced and allowed to remain in place, the patients die.~
11 64|            reduced, and allowed to remain so. But in those cases in
12 67|   reduction be made and allowed to remain, there is some danger of
13 87|         parts get rest. While they remain at rest the diet should