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Of the two arms, that will be most powerful in its effort, which, having been farthest removed from its natural situation, is assisted more strongly by the 
other parts to bring it to the place where it means to go. As the man A, who moves the arm with a club E, and brings it to the opposite side B, assisted by the motion of the whole body.
Chap. XCII.—Of forcible Motions, Plate XVI.
Plate 15.
Chap. 90.
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Plate 16.
Chap. 92.
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