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The infant school; its principles and methods (1904)

Gunn, John Charles · London : Nelson · leaf 323

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lder some-what in the normalposition for writing, butinclined at a less angle tothe surface of the paper.Since the hand movesfrom the wrist as apivot, a long line cannotbe drawn in one sweep.When two inches or lesshave been drawn, thehand must be shiftedalong into a new posi-tion, and another… … Correct Position of Hand (viewed fromabove) for Drawing Horizontal Lines. Draiving. 315 If a vertical line is to be drawn, the special movementof the fingers comes into play. The wrist must be bent,and the hand laid over on the little-finger side, so that thepencil is again at right angles to the…

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