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 1 2 |      will occasion him greater pain than he had from the wound
 2 3 |    patient will endure greater pain if he walk about, but considerable,
 3 3 |     bound up, and will give no pain to the patient when he walks
 4 5 |   respect to the swelling, the pain, and recovery, everything
 5 6 | formerly, unless there be more pain from the swelling in the
 6 6 |        the arm. After this the pain and recovery should proceed
 7 9 |        recovery. And often the pain puts them in mind of the
 8 11|      hence a swelling and much pain supervene. For this bone (
 9 21|        and if the splints give pain they should be slackened.
10 27|      there is an ulcer, by the pain and the throbbing; and the
11 30|       line, without giving any pain to the wound; for the pressure,
12 44|     attempt reduction, for the pain will be rendered more intense