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1 1 |       for there is thus less harm than if it be toward supination.
2 19|     when excessive, no great harm results from it. For, if
3 24|   neither does much good nor harm, by means of a cleansing
4 24|    some good, and never much harm. The bones, however, can
5 28|   well and without doing any harm. And this is a symptom of
6 30| proper position, but will do harm, for when the rest of the
7 30|   fit properly, it does more harm than good. And all other