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1 1 |          the reductions, and the best manner of applying them.
2 14|        this position they answer best; and yet even when lying
3 32|      displaced bone. It would be best if one could do so constantly,
4 36|     would appear to me to answer best when the skin surrounding
5 36|     taking one turn with it. The best application to such accidents
6 50|          adhere to the bone. The best cure is the cautery in those
7 52|           for thus the sound leg best supports its own half of
8 58| incurable, studying how they may best be prevented from getting
9 62|    advanced period of youth. The best plan, then, is to treat