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 1 4|    grows upon the bleeding condyloma, a protuberance like the
 2 4|   the mulberry, and if the condyloma be far without, an envelope
 3 4| from within. If, then, the condyloma below the cover be of a
 4 4|  in conversation. When the condyloma is taken off, streaks of
 5 4|   disappear along with the condyloma, and its cover will be replaced.
 6 5|              5. But if the condyloma be higher up, you must examine
 7 5|   expanded, it renders the condyloma level with the surrounding
 8 5|  blood when you remove the condyloma, for neither, if you cut
 9 5| point of separation of the condyloma, will pour forth blood;
10 5|   but if you take away the condyloma at its junction (with the