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loop you have just put on the back of the hand, and let the whole loop slip down around the wrist (Fig. 424).
Fifth: Pass each thumb away from you under both strings of the wrist loop
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and pick up on the back of the thumb, from the far side, the far little finger string, and return the thumb to its position (Fig. 425).
