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First Book in Physiology and Hygiene

CHAPTER XVIII
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The bones help to move our hands and arms, and assist us in walking.
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The Joints.~--The places where two or more bones are fastened together are called _joints_.

Some joints we can move very freely, as those of the shoulder and the hip.

Others have no motion at all, as those of the bones of the skull.
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Cartilage.~--The ends of bones which come together to form a joint are covered with a smooth, tough substance, which protects the bone from wear.


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