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 1 7 |        rest of the body may be raised upon tip-toes. This is by
 2 14|       neither be depressed nor raised, there being but a slight
 3 15| connected with the acromion is raised up and rides over other,
 4 16|       if, while another person raised the arm extended along the
 5 16|   cases, the shoulder is to be raised, as has been directed, and
 6 54|     but the nates appear to be raised up, owing to the flesh there
 7 58|     full growth, keep the limb raised and flexed, rest the weight
 8 69|  positions: these are, neither raised very high up, nor inclined
 9 71|      of the thigh-bone will be raised above its ancient seat;
10 71|      ancient seat; and if thus raised, it will not be easy to
11 71|        And when the patient is raised up by the stretching, you
12 73|       large bench were to have raised on it two posts about a
13 80|      cavity there is a sort of raised border. When the dislocation