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14-18. The elbow should be of two parts, and the length of the forearm extending to the wrist twenty-one parts, and thence the length of the palm up to the tip of the middle finger thirteen and a half parts; the length of that middle finger should be six and a half parts, and the remainder the length of the palm (proper).