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 1 8 |        may be reduced, and one articular cavity differs much from
 2 22|       with the hands; when the articular extremity has been cleared,
 3 55|      femur and the neck of its articular extremity, being naturally
 4 55|      inwardly. When, then, the articular extremity of the femur has
 5 55|       or when from disease the articular extremity has started from
 6 58|       accustomed to rotate the articular bone in the flesh; he finds
 7 67|       to be expected, that the articular extremities of the bones
 8 68|                   68. When the articular bones of the fingers are
 9 72|     either on the sides of the articular heads of bones, or may make
10 77|     most prominent part to the articular extremity of the femur,
11 77| overcome the resistance of the articular bone. But if the bladder
12 80|   motion. On both sides of its articular cavity there is a sort of
13 80|      or downward, owing to the articular cavity having smoother edges