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Fig (GRASP important as it governs)

11. THE GRASP. important, as it governs that of the shoulders, which should be at right angles to the target or point of aim. Should it be necessary, in consequence of wind, to aim to the right or left of the target, the feet should be moved accordingly; on no account should the required position be obtained by turning the body on the hips.

Having got the correct position, take an arrow with the right hand and place it on

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