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 1 1 |         necessity of giving the longer directions on this subject,
 2 2 |          nor the flesh will any longer be in the same condition,
 3 8 |        stricter diet, and for a longer space of time than in the
 4 12|      the little toe is a little longer. Such is the nature of the
 5 14|     must reduce more, and for a longer time, in injuries about
 6 16|  bandages should be broader and longer, and more numerous, in the
 7 18|      with flesh; and it is much longer before patients can walk
 8 18|     finger is the slenderer and longer. But in the joint of the
 9 18|          the disposition of the longer bone is not alike, for the
10 19|         placed beside it, being longer than the other, it exposes
11 26|      more restricted, and for a longer period, in those cases in
12 29|        that it is to happen, no longer require the same mode of
13 29|       wounded, but considerably longer than to go once round, and
14 30|       and thus the limb will no longer be stretched, neither will
15 30|       or more, one set a little longer than another, and another
16 44| previously come on, you must no longer attempt reduction, for the