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1 1 |       not convince them but with difficulty, that the matter was so.
2 1 |          should be used when the difficulty of reduction is particularly
3 5 | something, that his arm can with difficulty pass above the pestle. But
4 30|      shut his lower jaw but with difficulty. The mode of reduction which
5 41|        they become affected with difficulty of breathing and hoarseness;
6 57|       ham, but with much greater difficulty, if they do not bend the
7 71|    another as to the facility or difficulty with which dislocations