Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 468
imaginarywater-line, and carrying it thus, high, to originalposition. While the top-arm is driving, rollgently from it, twisting the head toward the top-shoulder, and filling the lungs through the mouth;then, as the under-arm pulls, roll back flat onyour face, turn head down, and empty the… … THE TRUDGEN SHOWING THE SCISSOR-KICKCLOSING TO DRIVE AHEAD. THE LEGS ARE and bend the under-leg nearly to kneeling atti-tude ; then snap them sharply together. Bothlegs must swing back and forth at right anglesto the body, not sidewise. Follow these instruc- 916 UP-TO-DATE METHODS FOR SUCCESS IN…
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