CAROLINE ISLANDS TRIANGLES
The Natik woman, "Emily," who taught Dr. Furness this figure had no name for it. I call it the "Triangles" until the proper name can be discovered.
First, Second and Third: The same as First, Second and Third movements of "Ten Men."
Fourth: Bend each thumb away from you over the lower near index string, pick up from below on the back of the thumb the two far index strings (Fig. 352.),
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and return the thumb to its position. This movement draws the far index strings toward you between the upper and lower near index strings.
Fifth: Bend each middle finger down over the upper near index string, pick up from below on the back of the middle finger the lower near index string (Fig.
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353), and return the middle finger to its position. Bend each ring and little finger away from you over the little finger loop, and then down on the palm.
Sixth: Take each thumb out of its loops, and let the loops hang down (Fig. 354). Then pass each tlmmb away from you through these hanging loops, pick
