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 1 3|     himself, for the person operated upon, for the light. There
 2 3|    must turn the part to be operated upon to that which is most
 3 3| upon; thus the part that is operated upon should be opposite
 4 3|  operator opposite the part operated upon, except in so far as
 5 3|   indeed see, but the thing operated upon will not be seen. With
 6 3|     With regard to the part operated upon; we have to consider
 7 3|   part of the body, that is operated upon. When standing, he
 8 3|     like manner. The person operated upon should accommodate
 9 3|    and position of the part operated upon, during the act of
10 6| must present the part to be operated upon as may seem proper,