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MOVEMENT 



From a series of diagrams of the kind, we have 

 easily been able to follow the successive actions of a 

 man mounting a bicycle. The study of these figures 

 would be an excellent preparation for any one wishing 



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Fig. 96.— Jump from a height wit'i flexion of the legs to break the fall 



to learn exercises of this kind. In all trials of strength, 

 and in fencing, certain actions occur which the eye is 

 unable to follow and language fails to express. If an 

 attempt is made to teach them by executing them 

 slowly, their whole character is completely changed. 



