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A FISH-SPEAR
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hind the string crossing the left palm, and draw out the loop to the fight, twisting it Several times by rotating the fight index.
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Third: With the left index pick up from below the string crossing the fight palm, being sure to pick it up between the strings of the right index
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loop and near the fight index where the loop is not twisted (Fig. 61). Separate the hands and draw the strings tight (Fig. 62).
Fourth: Release the loops from the right thumb and little finger, and separate the hands. The points of the spear will be on the thumb, index, and little finger of the left hand. and the handle will be held by the index of the right hand (Fig. 63).
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