[Craigin, Harry] [from old catalog] · Boston, Lothrop publishing company · leaf 212
nd of herthread, as is seen in Fig. 2 ? If you do, you may fairly expect that your fish (ifyou hook him) will get away with the main part ofyour line, or that presently your kite will go slurry-ing off to northward far out of your sight, until youfind it again, half an hour later, after a hot… … A GRANNY. ble sooner or later to cut the rope, because the strainis at right angles. What is really wanted is a Square-knot (Fig. 3, a). Take the two ends andtie them together exactly asyou would tie a hard-knotin your shoe-string. Onlyyou must be careful and nottie a Granny (Fig. 3, b). One may…
Carpentry · Manual training
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