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and removed it from the quiver. The left hand moved for-ward with the wrist up, which placed the bow horizontally infront of him. He laid the arrow across the bow and steadiedit with the forefinger of his left hand. With his right hand heturned the arrow so that the cock feather pointed upward andcarefully fitted it on the string. He then turned the right handso that the palm was up and placed it under the string, fittingthe nock in the slit of the tab which placed the nock betweenthe first and second fingers. He adjusted the three drawingfingers so that the bow string rested on the pads of the threedrawing fingers. Both hands were then lowered and to theleft, which placed the bow, again, with the back toward theground. |
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