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1 11|     the whole treatment the sores are to be so treated, as
2 11|   convulsions. But when the sores have become clean, and are
3 39|     is to be applied to the sores; for, in general, they admit
4 49|    empyema, and suppurating sores, which require treatment
5 50|    treatment of suppurating sores.~
6 63|    for the cleansing of the sores is a slow process, and the
7 68|  will be sufficient to such sores. But when resection is made,
8 69| after a while, and when the sores have become clean, the same