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 1 11|        anything, or laying the limb; and that muscles, veins,
 2 11|      and by suspending it (the limb?) in its natural position.
 3 12|   number so as to encircle the limb, neither more nor less;
 4 14|        object on which to (the limb?) is laid should be soft,
 5 14|    rather comprehend the whole limb than the half of it, attention
 6 15|       to one another while the limb is raised or placed.~
 7 16|      the case of children. The limb should be a little elevated.
 8 18|       bandages are loosed, the limb should be found slender
 9 18|      the splints, provided the limb be free of swelling, pruritus,
10 19|      suspending of a fractured limb in a sling, the disposition
11 23| displacement was, and give the limb an inclination in the opposite
12 23|  compresses, suspension of the limb in a sling, attitude, extension,
13 24| considerable part of the sound limb with the bandage, so that