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 1 4 |        with cerate, but not in large quantity so that the bandages
 2 10|       affusion of hot water in large quantity is to be had recourse
 3 11|     hot water is to be used in large quantity; and they require
 4 13|   physician who practices in a large city, to have prepared a
 5 23|       the patient be naturally large. But all the bones get consolidated
 6 30|        for a length of time in large shackles, and the balls
 7 34|       small, and in others the large bones. From what has been
 8 36|     recover. For the bones are large, and contain much marrow;
 9 38|        the joint of the arm is large, and has many cavities.
10 43| prominent part of the bones is large, and the stretching of the
11 43|        of hard linen, not very large, rolled up in a ball, will