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r the end of the spun- 9J sports and Games yarn, thus gripping the latter. Make a loop of theremaining portion of the spun-yarn, and lay the endof this loop on the rope, pointing downward awayfrom the ropes end. Then take three or four moreturns with the spun-yarn round the rope and over theloose… … Fig. 12. well to define beforehand. The standing part of arope is the part held in the hand; the end is that endof the rope in which the knot, or bend, is to be made;the bight is the loop formed when making a knot, orbend. When two rope-ends have to be joined perma-nently, this is neatly effected…
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