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1 26|          than any other, and the sore will come more quickly to
2 27|         particularly firm at the sore, and less so elsewhere.
3 27|        or somewhat fewer. To the sore itself a compress, anointed
4 27|     applications be put upon the sore. And if any part that is
5 28|         eve of coming out of the sore, you must not hesitate to
6 28|          runs copiously from the sore, and appears striving to
7 28| otherwise fevers come on; if the sore and surrounding parts be
8 31|          a foul condition of the sore, or to fevers. And if any
9 34|          all around; and, from a sore of long standing, certain