Wood, John George, 1827-1889. [from old catalog] · London, New York, Routledge, Warne, and Routledge · leaf 136
y-band sufiiciently tight; and 4th, buckle the kicking-strap,or breechen, if either is used. After this, the reins are takenfrom the terrets, where they were previously placed, and the horseis ready. DIRECTIONS FOR DRIVING. In driving, the reins are held differently from the mode alreadydescribed… … means of the thumb. In this way, on an emergency, the near orleft rein may be pulled by itself, by holding it firmly with the thumband sufiering the other, or ofi* rein, to slip through the fino-ers orvice versa. The most usual way is to pull the left rein with the lefthand, and the right with the…
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