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 1 10|         they cannot, with the elbow extended, raise the arm to the ear,
 2 16|       another person raised the arm extended along the sides, the physician,
 3 45|            the vertebrae?), and are extended from both sides of them.
 4 45|          Common cords (nerves?) are extended to all parts, both those
 5 47|             when the man was fairly extended, the bladder yielded, and
 6 57| reasons-first, because it cannot be extended, and also because the bone
 7 60|             the rest of the limb is extended as when it is in a state
 8 60|          limb is bent as when it is extended. The natural state of matters
 9 67|             be in a bent than in an extended state. Moreover, it is to
10 70|           affected leg should be so extended as to moved be two inches
11 73|           limb. Then the limb being extended, either by means of the