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Beard, Daniel Carter, 1850-1941 · New York, C. Scribner's sons · leaf 490
sufficient duration to give you time for an-other outer-edge stroke with your left foot. At first youwill make a very large circle, but gradually as you catchthe knack of the thing you will be able to contract thering to smaller dimensions. When you have mastered theleft-foot circle, try it on the… … Fig. 408.—Cutting a Circle. 464 Whiter The Backward Circle. This, when learned, is easier than the forward ring, forthe push stroke is made with the toe. When going back-ward great force can be given to the toe-push stroke byslightly lifting the heel. To cut the circle backward you must simply…
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