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 1 1 |          must make the extension as straight as possible, for this is
 2 2 |             fore-arm were thus in a straight line, and that the integuments
 3 2 |             outside, were also in a straight line, and that the flesh
 4 3 |             little finger, into the straight line, and also the one at
 5 3 |       humerus will be placed in the straight line; and when the arm is
 6 3 |      discover if it be sufficiently straight. The prominence of a broken
 7 15|    Extension must naturally be made straight in a line with the leg and
 8 16|             should by all means lie straight upon some level and soft
 9 19|     properly distended and put in a straight line; for it is a great
10 24|            of bandages, and keep it straight with treatment does some
11 30|          and equable extension in a straight line, without giving any
12 42|            happen, extension in the straight line is not so proper under
13 42|           reduced by extension in a straight line, but less readily than
14 43| displacements; and extension in the straight line can rectify this manner
15 43|          incline the parts into the straight line. And one may use with