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 1 1 |      bound, presents it in the proper position from necessity,
 2 1 |    being skilled in giving the proper positions to the arm in
 3 1 |      do not know whether it be proper or not, than what they are
 4 1 |         and know already to be proper; and what is strange, they
 5 3 |        hand, could he make any proper use of it, so constrained
 6 7 |       will be the results of a proper plan of treatment; so that
 7 8 |        erect, must perform the proper manipulation, having the
 8 13|       city, to have prepared a proper wooden machine, with all
 9 14|         14. When you have made proper extension, it is easy reduce
10 16|     anything is wanting to the proper arrangement of the limb,
11 19|      as the other. When, then, proper extension has been made,
12 23|       be placed higher than is proper, and if the rest of the
13 25|        and the pressure at the proper place, and what mischiefs
14 25| pressure otherwise than at the proper place. Wherefore it has
15 26|    like a girdle, which is not proper, or the first turn should
16 27|      moderately applied. But a proper position, the other parts
17 30|    well and dexterously, it is proper to have recourse to some
18 30|        of the body may undergo proper and not violent extension;
19 30|   toward keeping the limb in a proper position, but will do harm,
20 30|         they should occasion a proper and equable extension in
21 30|      arranged. And, if thought proper, there is nothing to prevent
22 31|        no time is it so little proper to disturb all kinds of
23 31|        to be equally devoid of proper judgment, for the proper
24 31|       proper judgment, for the proper judgment, for the most dangerous
25 32|       bone what will furnish a proper place for the lever to rest
26 35|     sometimes by wounds. It is proper to know that the members
27 42|        straight line is not so proper under such circumstances;
28 43|  things are removed from their proper place, notwithstanding a
29 49|       should be applied at the proper time (for there is nothing
30 49|       the flexion it is judged proper. And the application of