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Rnpe-Sigitt.

By preparing a table showing the alleration madę by a bob at each of the iead-ends of the plain ooyr.se. touches and peak can bc pricked, when the munberof trobie Inads by whtch the bob changes aro parted front one another is known.

Such a table is given helów, and o»n the right of the bob changes 1 have, for the sake of conveiiicm:e, yiven the lechnica! terms corresponding to the pln.ces ocuipicd by the tenor at each of the di (Tereni lead-ends.

Table aj Rob Ch<xug'.i,

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A bib the first lead #ives 23504 (Wron")

......seccmd !cad 35642 fr<jurth‘s)

.. third lead .. 56423 (Oulj

...... rr-urlh lead ..    64255 lin)

......lifilt lead    4235 ("> (Kightor Home)

Tiefote 1 proceed to give penis by the bob chaiiges I will further e\plain my icmarks (p.<ge 66) on the obsei nations by which peaJs may be called. Referritig tu the second touch of 120 (page 64), the observation to cali ihis touch is ^l'a bob e\ery limę the sisth dodges behind"; if to this obser valion we add, “estept tlao hfth be willi her,” the bobs at the lead-enck, when the hftli and sixth dodge together in 5-6, will be omitted, and the touch will uin to 300 r han ges. If a single be called at any lead m these 360 changes, thai is. at any lead in the hrsl Kalf-pH.il, and anotrtei single ai the same place in the secund hall" pea.1, the 720 chaiiges will be produced. As, how* ever, the object of a single is only to rerejse the pnsition of Iwo helis., >t will be as well lu r.hoose suca a lead-eml in the ftrst lutlf-poal for calling the single that the obserwuj on helis will not be allered by it; or eke, although the bobs would slill reąuiie to be c.dleJ at the same lead-ends in the second