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55. oldal
The slanting roof of this passage called the Penthouse , from pente , slope ( all the terms of tennis are French ) , rises 3 feet in its exterior width of 6 feet , being 7 feet high at its edge and 10 feet where it meets the main wall .
The slanting roof of this passage called the Penthouse , from pente , slope ( all the terms of tennis are French ) , rises 3 feet in its exterior width of 6 feet , being 7 feet high at its edge and 10 feet where it meets the main wall .
56. oldal
After this angle , called the Tam- ' bour , ' the wall returns to its former direction , but the rest of the court after this turn is narrowed about half a yard by the slanting projection , off which the ball is apt to glance in a ...
After this angle , called the Tam- ' bour , ' the wall returns to its former direction , but the rest of the court after this turn is narrowed about half a yard by the slanting projection , off which the ball is apt to glance in a ...
71. oldal
6 extreme limit , * which from the weight of the ball is a great feat , it is called a Volata , ' and counts a stroke . When this does ' not occur , the two sides bat the ball backwards and forwards ' from one to the other , sometimes ...
6 extreme limit , * which from the weight of the ball is a great feat , it is called a Volata , ' and counts a stroke . When this does ' not occur , the two sides bat the ball backwards and forwards ' from one to the other , sometimes ...
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