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 1 2 |       nerves (tendons?) were thus put in their natural position,
 2 2 |           every case the arms are put into the attitude which
 3 2 |           that the member is thus put into the most unbending
 4 5 |            but should be smoothly put on. At each dressing the
 5 8 |        angle, the best plan is to put round the arm a broad and
 6 8 |           directed above; let him put the same questions and avail
 7 16| bandagings should be more tightly put on, and more pieces of cloth
 8 16|          the interval, and having put everything right, apply
 9 19|         be properly distended and put in a straight line; for
10 22|       moreover, a shawl should be put loosely round at the ham,
11 26|        The bandage then should be put on in the direction of the
12 26|         both because they must be put on less tight, and because
13 26|         wound, and they are to be put on in a loose manner, especial
14 27|         cleansing applications be put upon the sore. And if any
15 28|       only the bandages should be put on more loosely, so that
16 49|       splints; and they should be put on in a somewhat more bulky