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TWO SKUNKS
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putting the index into the loop from below and withdrawing the thumb and straightening the index (Fig. 247).
You now have on each hand a loop on the index and a loop held down by the little and ring fingers. The figure consists of an upper straight string, a lower
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straight string and two middle straight strings, also two diagonal strings on each side, which come from a twist around the little finger loop and pass obliquely to
