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 1 3 |    piece of thong sufficiently broad is to be placed round it,
 2 7 |        or at least four inches broad, two inches in thickness,
 3 41|  becomes sharp-pointed and not broad, and they become affected
 4 47| following manner: a strong and broad board, having an oblong
 5 47|    which is soft, sufficiently broad and long, and composed of
 6 47|       wood; and another thong, broad, soft, and strong, in the
 7 50|      in applying the bandages, broad and soft shawls should be
 8 70|       with a strong, soft, and broad cord; the feet are to be
 9 70|        from one another; and a broad and soft leather collar
10 72|        be either of a round or broad form, as may be judged proper;
11 74|     along with the extension a broad lever is to be used to force
12 78| fastened to the pillar by some broad ligature; then some one