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 1 5 |       bandaging should appear loose. And if any of these symptoms
 2 5 |      should never be actually loose, but should be smoothly
 3 6 |   secure them with strings so loose as just to keep them in
 4 6 |     say that the bandaging is loose, you must then fasten the
 5 6 |       the bandaging is rather loose than tight. The splint should
 6 7 |       the patient, you should loose them at the middle of the
 7 7 |     the shawl is particularly loose at the fracture, so that
 8 14|       by the thongs, you must loose them, and make counter-extension
 9 16|    any ulceration, you should loose the bandages in the interval,
10 25|   existed in it. At last they loose the bandages when matters
11 26|       those in which they get loose, should be the same as those
12 26|    they are to be put on in a loose manner, especial care being
13 27| anything of the kind you must loose the dressing, if there be
14 31|     past, and the bones being loose can be easily set after
15 49|        and they should appear loose on the third day, as in
16 49|   they should be particularly loose, whether applied to the