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 1 2 |       thus, he will occasion him greater pain than he had from the
 2 3 |          the patient will endure greater pain if he walk about, but
 3 4 |       other, and there should be greater distances between the turns,
 4 7 | distorted to the lower side. The greater part of the arm and the
 5 13|          means of extension, but greater force is required, as the
 6 18|         manage, and requires the greater extension; and if the broken
 7 26|       not be smaller, but rather greater than those formerly described.
 8 26|        skin; and, in a word, the greater the wound, the more severe
 9 30|         so that they may produce greater or less distention, if required.
10 31|                31. Moreover, the greater part of physicians treat
11 49|         both should be to a much greater extent than most physicians