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Fig. 46. A neck that is intended to be oval ought not to have an abrupt angle at the shoulder uous curve with no abrupt jogs at a different angle in any place. Fig. 44 shows the grace of a well-drawn curve for the neck while Fig. 45 shows a badly done line with an abrupt jog at the shoulders and a dip in the front. If the lines of Fig. 45 are followed the garment will

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