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STRING FIGURES
{{center|THE BREASTBONE AND RIBS
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I learned this figure from the same Eskimo, Chief Zaroff, who showed me the "Mouth." The native name is Grut=the Breastbone and Ribs.
First: Lace the string between the fingers of each hand, so that it passes behind the thumb, the middle finger and the little finger and across the palmar surface of
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