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 1 5 |   manoeuvres at once,-rectify the position of the jaw, push it backward,
 2 5 |         of soothing applications, position, and applying a suitable
 3 7 |       bone does not return to its position. The figure should be the
 4 9 |           while the arm is in the position it is put in to be bandaged
 5 9 |         the arm by the side; this position suits with it when slung
 6 9 |      easily borne, is its natural position, and one adapted for ordinary
 7 15|      regard to the treatment,-the position and the bandaging are the
 8 25|           generally in a straight position. The diminution of the bones,
 9 31|     should be sought after in the position as in the bandaging, namely,
10 34| compression, violence, restricted position, all such are to be accounted
11 36|       cold are to be dreaded; the position, so as that the limb may
12 37|          liberal, quiet, silence, position, bowels, and venereal matters
13 39|      parts being placed in such a position as will facilitate the conveying
14 41|   Extension should be made in the position most calculated to enable
15 42|         hot state; the attitudes, position of the foot and hip; regulated