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LITTLE FISHES
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Fourth: Bend each index down into the large triangle formed by the upper near index string and the lower near index string (the string passing from the index
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behind the little finger and continuing as the far little finger string), and pick up on the back of the index (Fig. 531), by curving it toward you and then upward, the upper near index string.
