Little Folks' Handy book
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Be sure that the two short ends of the cards cometogether. Open out the two short ends tent-fashion, and bend down one ofthe long ends across its centre for the seat, leaving the other long enderect to form the back of the chair for the paper doll (Fig. 167). Makeseveral chairs; then make the dressing-table. Place two long cardsevenly together and cut a slash through and more than half-way acrossthe centre of the two cards. Slide the cards together, making an X. Bendout the top and bottom ends ...of the X flat. For the top of the tableselect a rather large card, but not too wide. Cut one slash on each sideof the centre of one of the lengthwise edges. This will make threedivisions. Cut corresponding slashes, but much deeper, in one of theshort ends of a smaller card, which is to be the mirror. Trim off theend of the middle division in the table top and slide the two cardstogether, bringing the B and B divisions (Fig. 157) of the mirror wellforward, so that the top of the table extends back beyond the mirror;then bend up the B and B divisions of the mirror, as in the photograph.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Be sure that the two short ends of the cards cometogether. Open out the two short ends tent-fashion, and bend down one ofthe long ends across its centre for the seat, leaving the other long enderect to form the back of the chair for the paper doll (Fig. 167). Makeseveral chairs; then make the dressing-table. Place two long cardsevenly together and cut a slash through and more than half-way acrossthe centre of the two cards. Slide the cards together, making an X. Bendout the top and bottom ends ...of the X flat. For the top of the tableselect a rather large card, but not too wide. Cut one slash on each sideof the centre of one of the lengthwise edges. This will make threedivisions. Cut corresponding slashes, but much deeper, in one of theshort ends of a smaller card, which is to be the mirror. Trim off theend of the middle division in the table top and slide the two cardstogether, bringing the B and B divisions (Fig. 157) of the mirror wellforward, so that the top of the table extends back beyond the mirror;then bend up the B and B divisions of the mirror, as in the photograph.
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