Child, Lydia Maria, 1802-1880 · New York : Clark Austin & co. · leaf 118
From the position fig. 6, the wand is to be raised above thehead as shewn in fig. 7; it is then to be passed behind, as in THE GIRLS OWN BOOK. 113 fig. 8, and finally returned into the first position of the wand,by a reverse progress of the arms, as in. fig* 9. … The wand is to be held as before, except that the knucklesare turned behind: it is then (see fig. 10) to be raised parallelwith the shoulders, each hand being turned alternately inward,so that the end of the wand passes between the fore arm andthe shoulder. It is then to be lifted above the head,…
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