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1 7 |         dislocation be recent, a large Thessalian chair may be
2 11|          little, you can grasp a large quantity of skin, and the
3 11|      great depth, for there is a large vein adjacent, and also
4 30|      necessity for swallowing so large pieces of food as would
5 47|        laid on the hump; nothing large, however, should be laid
6 48|         any effect. And to apply large cupping instruments with
7 69|        in wounds where there are large blood-vessels, which have
8 73| reduction for this joint. If the large bench were to have raised
9 86|           with lividities of the large blood-vessels. With regard