[Craigin, Harry] [from old catalog] · Boston, Lothrop publishing company · leaf 217
ing-vessel in which to take home alivesome tadpoles or minnows. In a long piece ofcord make a large loop as in Fig. 18, and hold thebight against the standing parts, a, a; pass the thumband forefinger of the other hand down through c, layhold of b where the crook of the imaginary wire isseen, and… … fig. 17. KNOTS, HITCHES AND SPLICES. 213 e, forming the complete knot as in Fig. 20.One more knot, the Turks-head (Fig. 23), remainsto be described before we pass to the briefer subjectof hitches. Take a long piece of fishing-cord, place theend a against the forefinger, wind the cord around thetwo…
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