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 1 4 |       that the bandages may not come off, it is to be bound up
 2 19| separate, and so the bones will come together again as soon as
 3 24|       any splintered bones will come away; and in those in which
 4 24|       expect the splinters will come out, some physicians heal
 5 26|        other, and the sore will come more quickly to cicatrization
 6 27|        of flesh or tendon be to come away, the mischief will
 7 27|      And if any part that is to come away shall fall off, the
 8 28|          since otherwise fevers come on; if the sore and surrounding
 9 32|       for if convulsions should come on when reduction is effected,
10 34|       bones will separate. Some come away more quickly, owing
11 34|     quickly, but the more solid come away more slowly; but the
12 36|   reduced, acute bilious fevers come on, with singultus and mortification.
13 37|     fever of the continual type come on, he is to be confined
14 43|       attended with fever, will come on, but if one happen to
15 44|        if fever have previously come on, you must no longer attempt
16 46|      former, if continual fever come on. But fractures of this