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 1 3 |          of it is obvious. As to opposite the light, we must turn
 2 3 |          operated upon should be opposite the light, and the operator
 3 3 |          light, and the operator opposite the part operated upon,
 4 9 |         straight direction. When opposite parts are to be bandaged
 5 9 |      groin, by the flanks of the opposite side; and of the leg, to
 6 9 |         suspending them from the opposite side, we must have recourse
 7 11|           we must proceed on the opposite plan; but when without inflammation,
 8 11| preparations, but bandage in the opposite direction. In order to rectify
 9 23|       limb an inclination in the opposite direction, and that in an
10 24|         the thigh and leg of the opposite side, so that they may be