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 1 11|     pass through slowly, and occasion eschars of a greater breadth
 2 38| other respects; thus, on one occasion, I introduced a slice of
 3 40|     are bad, form abscesses, occasion an increase of humors, and
 4 40|   the parts, if opened, will occasion death or some other injury,
 5 40|    is neither heavy nor will occasion pain, for if the cartilage
 6 47|   besides, if increased, may occasion much mischief otherwise.
 7 48|      do not prove fatal, nor occasion retention of urine nor torpor
 8 48|   toward the intestines, nor occasion obstruction of the same;
 9 65| reduced and left so, it will occasion a still more violent and
10 86|  pitch on the heel, so as to occasion separation (diastasis) of