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 1 3 |           so that the operator in making the extension, may be at
 2 11|       must do as described above, making many turns of the bandage
 3 13|        men will be sufficient, by making extension in opposite directions,
 4 13|        the knee, and aids in thus making counter-extension. Or thus,
 5 13|         are many other methods of making extension. But the best
 6 13|           dislocation, either for making extension, or acting as
 7 14| projecting bone with the one, and making counter-pressure below the
 8 15|       strong men will suffice, by making extension and counterextension.
 9 16|          in a stretched position, making the first turns to the right
10 16|         is a very useful thing in making any subsequent arrangements
11 19|     bandages as was directed, and making the turns upward. And the
12 40|       line of the arm, one person making extension at the wrist,
13 42|         of the arm, and the other making counter-pressure, so as