Ball, W. W. Rouse (Walter William Rouse), 1850-1925 · London, Macmillan · leaf 387
low on the back of the finger the lower nearindex string {i.e. the one passing from index to index), and return. Lastly.Keeping the middle and index-fingers close together, release the loops from thelittle-fingers, and extend the figure keeping the palms turned away from you. Many Stars. A somewhat… … Figure x. Many Stars. and symmetrically, and the one hand is not used to arrange thestrings on the other hand. But I give the Navaho method partlybecause it is easier to perform and partly because, by slightlyvarying the movements, it gives other interesting figures. CH. XVIIl] STRING FIGURES 365…
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