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 1 1 |       art are judged of in this manner, for people rather admire
 2 6 |     third day, in a very gentle manner, always keeping in mind
 3 10|     should be conducted in like manner. These cases get completely
 4 14|         is to be applied in the manner formerly described, the
 5 14|        first turns made in like manner, and so also with regard
 6 14|         to be conducted in like manner, as in the preceding cases.
 7 16|         of the bandages in like manner, and the new bandaging on
 8 16| swelling progress in a suitable manner, the bandaged limb will
 9 19|         bandage the limb in the manner formerly described, placing
10 19|      pained and recover in like manner, and should have the bandaging
11 25|   consideration to know in what manner the head of the bandage
12 25|        would not suffer in like manner? The wound then must necessarily
13 25|       they treat it in the same manner, for they do not think that
14 26|        be conducted in the same manner. To the wound itself a cerate
15 26|        otherwise applied in the manner described above. The bandages
16 26| treatment conducted in the same manner as formerly described, except
17 26|         to be put on in a loose manner, especial care being taken
18 27|        be conducted in the same manner as in those cases in which
19 29|        are to be performed in a manner that has been described;
20 37|        and regimen; and in like manner the suspended part of the
21 42| extension should be made in the manner described when treating
22 42|    pushed downward, for in this manner can the humerus be most
23 43|  straight line can rectify this manner of dislocation, but we must
24 48|   advantage, owing to the rapid manner in which inflammation of
25 49|        be regulated in the same manner as has been stated with