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 1 6 |        and less swelled at each time, and on the seventh day
 2 7 |      splints, you should at any time suspect that the bones do
 3 7 |       them at the middle of the time, or a little earlier, and
 4 8 |       and for a longer space of time than in the former case;
 5 9 |     unless the skin at the same time be wounded by some sharp
 6 9 |        during the whole of this time; but the patients, thinking
 7 9 |      have pains in the leg from time to time.~
 8 9 |         in the leg from time to time.~
 9 10|         made there. And at each time the bandages are taken off,
10 14|   reduce more, and for a longer time, in injuries about the legs,
11 14|       wear a bandage for a long time. When the bones are not
12 18|   external one; and at the same time the inner bone is larger
13 18|         the inner, it is a long time before they can walk.~
14 26|     wound. And the intervals of time during which the parts seem
15 30|        confined for a length of time in large shackles, and the
16 31| medicine; for, in a word, at no time is it so little proper to
17 32|   trouble. For it is not at the time when the parts are in a
18 34|  smaller splinters in much less time, and others otherwise. A
19 36|         are wounded at the same time. And if you reduce them,
20 36|       prognosticate them in due time. But if you are compelled
21 40|    inward ward, and at the same time makes counterpressure on
22 43|        to be on the spot at the time it is easily reduced. A
23 43|         we must use at the same time the palms of the hands,
24 48|          and for a considerable time prevent extension and flexion
25 49|        be applied at the proper time (for there is nothing unsuitable