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 1 41|         in good health, and they generally have hard and unconcocted
 2 42|      such modes of procedure are generally practiced by charlatans.~
 3 47| projections backward) from falls generally take place when one pitches
 4 47|      less degree; but yet no one generally has started out of the line
 5 50|          in such cases there is, generally, more combined pain than
 6 50|   treatment for twenty days will generally be sufficient; but the length
 7 52|      this accident befalls them, generally lose the erect position
 8 53|           in this case, does not generally grow in like manner, as
 9 57|    worthy of being known than is generally supposed, and with regard
10 63|        bones, in fact, not being generally laid bare, unless to a small
11 67|        the fingers will for this generally happens, if even the least
12 69|     which have been strangulated generally drop off; and the most of
13 69|         from wounds; it comes on generally when the blackening and