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 1 4 |       to effect a cure if the upper bone be broken, although
 2 4 |    thick mass of flesh on the upper side, except near to the
 3 4 |      may be determined to the upper part; and then it is to
 4 13|       necessary to secure the upper extremity otherwise; this
 5 13|  piece of wood, and place the upper extremity of the piece of
 6 18| thigh-bone which sustains the upper part of the body, and it
 7 30|       the knee. And the other upper ball should have others
 8 30|    nothing to prevent the two upper rods from being fastened
 9 32| fragment of the bone, and the upper surface to the upper bone;
10 32|      the upper surface to the upper bone; and, in a word, we
11 32|     or not at all. But if the upper fragment which rides over
12 34|   detached. In some cases the upper part of the bone is laid
13 36|       than those in which the upper part of the bone protrudes;