Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 234
swerve out of the desired direction, as well asto help him to make a turn when the track is acrooked one. In this region the track is gener-ally a straight one downhill and out upon thelake; but I have also seen jumpers used on aroad with a decided turn in it. The illustrations which accompany this… … uphill—a much easier process than dragging asled. These illustrations are from photographstaken near the top of the hill, before muchheadway had been acquired by the lads whowere coasting. This particular hill is quite along one running down to the lake, on the levelice of which the speed slackens…
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