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1 1 |    certain degree. But, when the flesh has been contused and roughly
2 1 |     necessary that the pieces of flesh which are bruised and cut
3 1 | converted into pus, and that new flesh should then grow up. In
4 3 |    coming together by a piece of flesh full of humors, it is to
5 3 |      ulcer is deep seated in the flesh, it is swelled up, both
6 3 |    putrefaction in it, or if the flesh be flabby and putrid, such
7 15|        superficial, or below the flesh, and the leg is black, and