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 1 7 |        of the fore-arm generally get consolidated in thirty days
 2 9 |      they walk about before they get well; wherefore many of
 3 10|         like manner. These cases get completely well for the
 4 11|   discover whether the case will get worse or not: when the extravasated
 5 11|         the case be not going to get worse, the ecchymosed and
 6 11| ecchymosis, that they are not to get worse; but when lividity
 7 11|        body. Such a patient will get well in sixty days if he
 8 14|      counter-extension until you get the bandages applied. The
 9 16|        leg. The bones of the leg get consolidated in forty days,
10 18|        and the patients speedily get on foot, for it is the inner
11 23|         large. But all the bones get consolidated more slowly,
12 25|        the bandages when matters get very serious, and conduct
13 26|          and those in which they get loose, should be the same
14 34|    required in order that it may get back into its place; and
15 41|         applied before the parts get inflamed. The displacement