Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 558
to the first knot.Then it stays in place, and there is no necessityfor your own thumb or that of any one elsebeing called into service to keep the first knot inplace. In tying two pieces of string together, almostevery one ties the knot shown in the fourthpicture. This knot will not stand any… … O. HOW TO HITCH A LINE TO A POST. The proper way to hitch a line to a post is thesubject of another illustration. If a simple knotis tied, the sort of knot that every one will useunless shown how to tie it properly, the line willslip down the post, for there is nothing to tightenit. It should be…
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