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 1 7 |         lapse of more than twenty days. The bones of the fore-arm
 2 7 |        get consolidated in thirty days altogether; but there is
 3 8 |         lapse of more than thirty days. And if he suspect that
 4 8 |   generally consolidated in forty days. When these are past, the
 5 9 |       recover perfectly in twenty days, except those that are connected
 6 10|        for the most part in forty days, if the patients have resolution
 7 11|          prove fatal within a few days: and there may be lividities
 8 11|    patient will get well in sixty days if he keep quiet.~
 9 14|    resolution to lie quiet, forty days will be sufficient for this
10 16|         get consolidated in forty days, if properly treated. But
11 19|          is consolidated in forty days.~
12 31|           wound, during the first days, by means of unwashed wool,
13 31|        should be avoided on these days in whatever other injuries
14 31|       until after the first seven days, and then that the parts
15 31|          after the lapse of these days. But still this mode of
16 32|        limb is disturbed on these days, and yet the fractured bones
17 32|         the limb on the aforesaid days, but strive to keep the
18 32| suppuration in it. But when seven days have elapsed, or rather
19 34|        the bone separate in forty days; for in some cases it is
20 34|         it is protracted to sixty days, and in some to more; for
21 37|         this regimen for fourteen days at least, but if he be free
22 37|          of fever, for only seven days, and then you must bring
23 44|      fatal in the course of a few days), in such a case the patient