Part

1 8 |   grass than in rank; for, in general, short grass is better and
2 9 |    joint in situ. The arm, in general, should be inclined upward
3 39| applied to the sores; for, in general, they admit of easy cure,
4 40|        and it may be said, in general, that all parts of a mucous
5 48|    body falling upon them, in general no one of them is displaced
6 49|       of one or more ribs, in general, if the fractured bones
7 55| strength more or less; but in general there is more enervation
8 61|   much greater extent, are in general more difficult to rectify
9 87|   Treatment, agreeably to the general rule for joints. Exacerbations