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Ethics of boxing and manly sport (1888)

O'Reilly, John Boyle, 1844-1890 · Boston, Ticknor and company · leaf 107

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uni-formly and powerfully. Lungs, heart, trunk, and BOXING COMPARED WITH OTHER EXERCISES. 83 limbs, all but the eyes, have to do their full shareof the work. Boxinir leaves out nothinjx; it exercises thewhole luan at once and equally—the trunk, thelimbs, the eyes—and the mmd. Swimmina is, more than… … DLXKING A LEAD WITH THE LEFT. (Instantaneous riiotograpli.) inches of his lips, and he feels the embracingwater in a manner that diffuses thouirht or sen-sitiveness all over his body, taking it away fromthe brain. Xo swimmer thinks — he merely takescare. He is in a condition of animalism. The 84…

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