[Craigin, Harry] [from old catalog] · Boston, Lothrop publishing company · leaf 212
slip, the otherwont. Fig. 4 is a Becket-hitch,the proper knot for joining a large and a smallerrope. It will be useful, for example, when the keleg-line of your boat is too short, and theonly line at hand to bend on to it is astout piece of hemp twine. A loop at the end of a rope— that is,a loop… … 208 a boys workshop. other day made a loop in the end of a rope whichhe knew would not slip, and then, squeezing it overhis dogs head, tied him to the kennel and went offto school by himself. But the loop did slip, andpoor Don almost choked to death before his plightwas discovered. What is wanted…
Carpentry · Manual training
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