CHAPTER IV. A Guide for Women in Travail, shewing what is to be done when they Fall in Labour, in order to their Delivery 113 SECT. I. The Signs of the true Time of Woman’s Labour 114 SECT. II. How a Woman ought to be ordered when the time of her Labour is come 116 CHAPTER V. SECT. I. What Natural Labour is 123 SECT. II. Of the Cutting of the Child’s Navel-String 128 SECT. III. How to bring away the After-burden 130 SECT. IV. Of Laborious and Difficult Labours, and how the Midwife is to proceed therein 131 SECT. V. Of Women Labouring with a dead Child 138 CHAPTER VI. Of Unnatural Labour 142 SECT. I. How to deliver a woman of a Dead Child, by Manual Operation 143 SECT. II. How a Woman must be Delivered, when the Child’s Feet come first 146 SECT. III. How to bring away the Head of the Child, when separated from the Body, and left behind in the Womb 149 SECT. IV. How to deliver a Woman, when the Child’s Head is presented to the Birth 151 SECT. V. How to deliver a Woman when the Child presents one or both Hands together with the Head 153 SECT. VI. How a Woman ought to be delivered, when the Hands and Feet of the Infant come together 154 SECT. VII. How a Woman should be delivered that has Twins, which present themselves in different Postures 156 CHAPTER VII. SECT. I. How a Woman newly delivered ought to be ordered 160 SECT. II. How to remedy those Accidents which a Lying-in Woman is subject to 162 CHAPTER VIII. Directions for Nurses, in ordering Newly-born Children 168