Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 558
same slipshodway. To make a slip-knot, we simply tie a singleknot around the cord or rope, with the loose end,and this makes a loop through which the cord canbe slipped and tightened. But it is like tyingones shoe-lace with a single instead of a doubleknot. The pressure is all on the single knot,… … 5. THE RIGHT WAY TO TIE TWO PIECESOF STRING TOGETHER. ond picture. Then it cannot come loose, and yetit will slip just as easily as it did before. One of the simplest and most useful hints inthe knot series is that shown in the picturemarked for tying bundles. It is the invariablerule for any…
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