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1 7 | reduction capable of replacing old dislocations, and this it
2 7 | displaced; and even in such an old case of dislocation, it
3 8 |       especially when lank and old. For all these reasons the
4 41|      enjoyed good health until old age, more especially those
5 42|     The device, however, is an old one, and I give great praise
6 47|      is liable to be bent from old age, and from pains. Gibbosities (
7 58|     sole of the foot is in its old line, and is not inclined
8 58| arrested, and they soon become old. Among these parts the joints
9 70|       femoris to slip into its old seat. The cords should be