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Beard, Daniel Carter, 1850-1941 · New York, C. Scribner's sons · leaf 301
lves even in deep water,crossing and recrossing the hole with no danger, for solong as the bather holds one of these handles he is sup-ported by the cable above, and by kicking and paddling hecan reach another life-line before he lets go the last. An-other aid to the novice, and a very useful thing… … Fig. 253.—The Chumps Raft. the ends of the boards protruding, like the figure drawnupon a school-boys slate for the game of Tit, tat, toe. All nail-points must be knocked off and the heads ham-mered home, to prevent serious scratches and wounds on In the Water 275 the bathers body when he clambers…
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