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SECTION VI.

TYPICAL MEASUREMENTS.

The figures in the table below show the measurements of young women who are exceptionally weil built. The data from which the figures were seleeted was collected by Miss Richards and Miss T.ittlc of the Anderson Norma! School of Gymnaslics in New IIaven, Conn., while the measurements of the Yenus were given by Prof. Weir of the Yale University Art SehooK

5J X	Z	4 1 JS	i	J'i	J	8.	£ U £	3	4j S-2 < 5	ii	•£ *£
5 »• 3 in-	^io5		30	32	23	34	my,		934	Sji	5«
u II	”5		3«	33	24	35	20%	>3	IO	9	6
1. u	120		3^2	34	25	3<»	21	■3 a	10 i,'	9!4	6
•* “	**5		32	34	26	37	22	*4	io}4	934	6
" 4 in.	no		3«	33	24	35	my,	13	IO	9	6
“ •*	120	■->K	32	34	25	,v>		«3	w'4	9	6
	•3°	I 2 %	V-'Ą	34 M	-5«	37	22	'334	'»*4	934	6
« "	140	13	33	35	26	3^	^23	«4	10%	9%	6
*5 ii- 3 in.		^,2-3	33-6		273	36.6	21.1	*4	11.4	10.6	6.5

* Measurements of the Venus Dc Mcdici.

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