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 1 3 |    his own light; for in this case the operator will indeed
 2 7 |       number of folds. In one case the bandage effects the
 3 7 | circumstances under which the case is presented; to position,
 4 9 |      example, upwards, in the case of the head, and downwards,
 5 9 |   head, and downwards, in the case of the leg. The turns of
 6 9 |    and below the knee. In the case of the shoulder; a fold
 7 9 |      of doing this, as in the case of the head, the turns are
 8 16|      injurious, except in the case of children. The limb should
 9 18|        and this should be the case every time the bandages
10 24|    above, as the thigh in the case of the leg, and also the