(80) Quickly threw up his arm, ejaculating “haw!”—­let us start.

(81) Passed both hands approximated in front of body, naturally relaxed, backs outward, forward and toward their respective sides, extending and widely separating the fingers during the movement, and again approximating them with quickly accelerated speed and arresting them, closed to fists, in front of body and with a jerk upward—­with united efforts.

(82) Placing the fists, thumbs upward, pointing forward and placed upon side of forefingers, with their wrists against the breast, he pushed them forward and downward a few inches, head slightly participating in the movement—­pushing off.

(83) Repeated No. 38 (snow-shoe)—­with snow-shoes.

(84) Immediately reassumed the position of “pushing off” as in No. 82, slowly passing forward the fists further and further—­pushing and gradually moving off.

(85) Quickly passed and turned the closed left forward, upward, and backward, opening and again closing the fingers in so doing, and executing at almost the same instant a similar, but smaller, revolution with the right—­turning over the snow-shoe, tail up.

(86) With both hands closed to fists, left obliquely over the right and on the right side of the body, made motion as if paddling—­paddling.

(87) Moved and pointed finger of left towards its side, i.e., northward—­toward the shore.

(88) Moved both hands, flat and extended, backs upward, toward the left side, by an even and very slow movement—­moving along very slowly toward that direction.

(89) Repeated No. 23—­southwest wind.

(90) Repeated No. 30—­pushing northeastward.

(91) Turned the thumb of left over to the left—­Sabadis.

(92) Repeated No. 32 (winding up), reversing the motion—­winding off the hook-line.

(93) Approximated both hands with their tips horizontally in front of body, first two fingers with thumb collected to a point, and moving the fingers as in the act of twisting a cord, gradually receded the hands—­twisting.

(94) Thrust forward three fingers of the right—­three, i.e., hook-lines.

(95) Repeated No. 93, then rubbed palm of flat and extended right forward over the thigh repeatedly and with a slight pressure—­twisting them tightly.

(96) Approximated both hands closed to fists, thumbs upward, in front of body and pulled them asunder repeatedly by short, quick, and sudden jerks—­proving strength of line.

(97) Hooked the forefinger, hand turned downward at wrist, remaining fingers closed, thumb resting upon first—­fish-hook.

(98) Raised and curved three fingers and thrust them forward a little separated, back to the front—­three, i.e., hooks.