Child, Lydia Maria, 1802-1880 · New York : Clark Austin & co. · leaf 121
THE TRIANGLE. This is a bar of wood supported at each end by a cord. Thetwo cords meet together at some distance above, and uniting,pass over a pulley, so that it may be fastened at any height tosuit the performer. For the following exercises, the barshould be about the height of the knees. 116 THE… … 15 STOOPING FORWARD. The bar hanging in its natural position, the hands areplaced upon it, and the body lowered forward, so that thewhole weight rests upon the hands and the toes; but onefoot may be brought a little forward, as mfig. 15. THE GIRLS OWN BOOK, 11.7
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