Part

 1 3 |        he makes use of; the knee being raised to the height of
 2 4 |        fingers, the index-finger being usually turned to the thumb;
 3 7 | despatching the without pain, by being readily done; with ease,
 4 7 |      readily done; with ease, by being prepared for everything;
 5 7 |         upward direction, regard being had to the circumstances
 6 9 |         so that the firmest part being last applied may secure
 7 11|        stronger, the limit of it being the actual contact of the
 8 12|        the breadth and thickness being determined by the vacuity,
 9 12|     about the seat of the injury being most compressed, the extremities
10 14|        the half of it, attention being paid to the injury and to
11 25|           prevent the parts from being shaken. ~~~THE END~ ~