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 1 1 | cavity of the humerus, and no longer appears to protrude forward.
 2 5 |     part the pestle should be longer, so that the patient when
 3 12|  sides obliquely, they can no longer accomplish as formerly;
 4 38|      the forehead, or a still longer one may be carried all round
 5 50|    the bone, for the flesh no longer adheres to the bone as formerly,
 6 51|       inward, the leg appears longer than natural, when compared
 7 51|       limb appears to be much longer than the sound one, and
 8 54|      the head of the femur no longer rests on a bone as in dislocation
 9 58|    side, these, if they use a longer staff, will walk, indeed,
10 69|    the same positions will no longer be appropriate; but a straight
11 70|     as to moved be two inches longer than the other; the head