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 1 4 |      feeble extension proves sufficient, but if both be broken,
 2 4 |   that the bandage may prove sufficient to revert to the spot where
 3 4 |       These two bandages are sufficient at first.~
 4 7 |  slightly restricted will be sufficient in those cases in which
 5 13|   most part, two men will be sufficient, by making extension in
 6 13|      this purpose it will be sufficient to possess a board in length,
 7 14|    quiet, forty days will be sufficient for this purpose, if only
 8 15|     extension by men is also sufficient, and for the most part two
 9 15| extension by means of men be sufficient, we should not have recourse
10 15|      extension by men be not sufficient, you may use any of the
11 27|   with white cerate, will be sufficient, for if a piece of flesh
12 29|   and in number what will be sufficient, these are to be dipped
13 43| rolled up in a ball, will be sufficient) is to be placed across
14 43|    This mode of reduction is sufficient in such displacements; and