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 1 2 |        the physician forced his patient to hold it as the archers
 2 2 |        the physician direct the patient to keep it thus, he will
 3 2 | committed if he had allowed the patient himself to present his arm.~
 4 3 |       in the same position, the patient will endure greater pain
 5 3 |        will give no pain to the patient when he walks about, nor
 6 5 |    these are the signs that the patient has been well treated and
 7 5 |    should be increased; and the patient, if asked, should answer,
 8 6 |       if, on the third day, the patient say that the bandaging is
 9 7 |         the bandages annoys the patient, you should loose them at
10 7 |         lower one only, and the patient who has got his arm bandaged
11 8 |       dressing is over, and the patient bends his arm at the elbow,
12 8 |      applied instead of it. The patient is to be kept on a stricter
13 8 |     also to the strength of the patient. This also should be known,
14 8 |        the breast, and when the patient goes to rest, a compress
15 9 |       on the third day; and the patient thus bandaged should return
16 11|         appropriate. And if the patient happen to have a tender
17 11|        rest of the body. Such a patient will get well in sixty days
18 14|     preceding cases. And if the patient have resolution to lie quiet,
19 16|      from following, unless the patient himself pay attention; neither
20 16|         it may be inclined. The patient, when bandaged, should return
21 19|       the turns upward. And the patient should return the same answers
22 23|   especially if the heel of the patient be naturally large. But
23 26|    described. When applied, the patient should have the feeling
24 31|      latter method exhibits the patient on the seventh day free
25 37|     cold should be applied; the patient should be restricted from
26 37| reducing them he will bring the patient nearer to death than to
27 38|         inward and outward, the patient should be placed on a low
28 44|       days), in such a case the patient cannot extend the arm. If
29 45|         from the other, and the patient can neither perform extension
30 48|       the position in which the patient can most conveniently carry