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1 7 |       the compression and the number of folds. In one case the
2 12|       breadth, thickness, and number of the compresses. The length
3 12| thickness, three or fourfold; number so as to encircle the limb,
4 12|  parts. We must attend to the number, length, and breadth of
5 12|  breadth of the bandages; the number must be such as not to be
6 18|        and that rather by the number of the bandages than by
7 21|     should be produced by the number of bandages, rather than
8 22|     be attained rather by the number of the bandages than the
9 24|      the effect rather of the number of the bandages than of