Ball, W. W. Rouse (Walter William Rouse), 1850-1925 · London, Macmillan · leaf 381
d return is used to mean a return to the position occupied at thebeginning of the movement by the finger or fingers concerned. Then,similarly, with the back of the index of the left hand take up from the proximalside that part of the right palmar string which lies across the base of the rightindex,… … Opening A. Opening B. Opening B is obtained as above, save that, in the second partof the Opening, the right palmar string is taken up by the left index beforethe left palmar string is taken up by the right index. In most of the figuresdescribed below it is immaterial whether we begin with Opening…
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