A book for Ladies
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The flowers may now be examined, and if found 11 to be perfectly dry, they are ready to be taken out.
This Is done by removing the sliding bottom from the box and allowing the sand to run out through the gauze, leaving the flowers resting upon it, thoroughly dry and in a perfect state of preserva- tion. They may now be arranged in wreaths, or bouquets, or in whatever design the fancy may dic- tate. They should be kept in a dry place for a day or two, when they may be placed In vases, forming a ...lasting and beautiful attraction for the boudoir or parlor mantel.
Some very fine collections are sometimes placed beneath glass globes, such as are used for protect- ing specimens of stuffed birds.
Butterflies and insects of different kinds may be placed among them, giving the whole collection a truly beautiful appearance, and to the preserving of which the remainder of this little book is devoted.
If the flowers when taken from the oven are found not to have been sufficiently dried, they should be replaced and kept there until the drying is complete.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The flowers may now be examined, and if found 11 to be perfectly dry, they are ready to be taken out.
This Is done by removing the sliding bottom from the box and allowing the sand to run out through the gauze, leaving the flowers resting upon it, thoroughly dry and in a perfect state of preserva- tion. They may now be arranged in wreaths, or bouquets, or in whatever design the fancy may dic- tate. They should be kept in a dry place for a day or two, when they may be placed In vases, forming a ...lasting and beautiful attraction for the boudoir or parlor mantel.
Some very fine collections are sometimes placed beneath glass globes, such as are used for protect- ing specimens of stuffed birds.
Butterflies and insects of different kinds may be placed among them, giving the whole collection a truly beautiful appearance, and to the preserving of which the remainder of this little book is devoted.
If the flowers when taken from the oven are found not to have been sufficiently dried, they should be replaced and kept there until the drying is complete.
What to read after A book for Ladies?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Buele, E. A. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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