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 1 4 |     twice or thrice round at the seat of the fracture, it is to
 2 4 |       also to be placed upon the seat of the fracture, and a single
 3 5 |         he forced from it to the seat of the fracture: it is of
 4 5 |    should always commence at the seat of the fracture, and everything
 5 6 |          these directions at the seat of the fracture, they should
 6 8 |       man can scarcely touch the seat, being almost suspended;
 7 8 |      then having brought another seat, and placed one or more
 8 10|       cases, particularly at the seat of the luxation, and the
 9 11|       out the heel, which is the seat of the contusion, and thus
10 25|        them on both sides of the seat of the injury, but omit
11 38|        should be placed on a low seat, and the thigh should be
12 45| necessarily be a swelling at the seat of the diastasis. The method
13 49|          should be placed at the seat of the injury, whether it
14 49|         may be expelled from the seat of the injury to either
15 49|     compression should be at the seat of the injury, and the same
16 49|  somewhat more bulky form at the seat of the injury. The periods