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 1 6 |          thumb, so that no splint be laid on it, but upon each side
 2 6 |             and of the tendons being laid bare. The splints should
 3 7 |              diet. This diet. may be laid down as a just rule in the
 4 16|             is bandaged it should be laid upon some smooth and soft
 5 16| uncomfortable thing to have the limb laid upon, unless something soft
 6 23|              that it may be properly laid, both in fractures of the
 7 23|     consolidated more slowly, if not laid properly, and if not kept
 8 29|      compression, but they are to be laid on so as to give support
 9 30|        fractured part of the body be laid in a right position, and
10 34|            upper part of the bone is laid bare, and in others the
11 34|             limb from being properly laid, and if, moreover, it be
12 34|              symptoms that have been laid down.~
13 35|            applications, as formerly laid down regarding bones which
14 48|           described; and it has been laid down as a rule, that immediate