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The boy's own book; (1834)

[Clarke, William], 1800-1838 · Boston, Munroe and Francis · leaf 92

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t to lift your knees toohigh, nor sink your hips and sides too low ; but keeping in as straight a lineas possible. You may lay the arms across the breast; keep them motionlessat the sides; or, if you wish, strike out with them to help you on. To swim with your feet fonvard, while on your back, lift… … 90 SWIMMING. To turn from yourbreast to your back, raise your legs forward, and throwyour Iiead backward, until your body is in a right position : to change fromthe back to the breast, drop your legs, and throw your body forward onyour breast. TO TURN WHEN SWIMMING. % If you wish to turn while on…

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