Little Folks Handy book
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Use either natural or tissue-paper trees stuck into empty spools for foliage, or little toy trees, if you happen to have them among the children's store toys.
72 Little Folks'' Handy Book Though the bridge is not intended to be over real water, you might try the experiment and strengthen the hollow piers by filling them with stones, when building the bridge out-of- doors.
Fig. 126 shows two little Kindling- Wood Rafts which will float on real water. Have the slender sticks for the raft all of t...he same length, and use about sixteen or eigh- FiG. 126— Kindling-wood rafts that will float on real water.
teen sticks for each raft. Weave them together with a string. Begin by tying the centre of a long string around each end of a stick, which should be about eight inches in length (Fig. 127). Place one end of a second stick up against one tie, allowing one string to come over and the other string under the second stick (Fig. 128). Cross the two lengths of the string over the second stick, bringing the lower string up and the upper string clown (Fig.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Use either natural or tissue-paper trees stuck into empty spools for foliage, or little toy trees, if you happen to have them among the children's store toys.
72 Little Folks'' Handy Book Though the bridge is not intended to be over real water, you might try the experiment and strengthen the hollow piers by filling them with stones, when building the bridge out-of- doors.
Fig. 126 shows two little Kindling- Wood Rafts which will float on real water. Have the slender sticks for the raft all of t...he same length, and use about sixteen or eigh- FiG. 126— Kindling-wood rafts that will float on real water.
teen sticks for each raft. Weave them together with a string. Begin by tying the centre of a long string around each end of a stick, which should be about eight inches in length (Fig. 127). Place one end of a second stick up against one tie, allowing one string to come over and the other string under the second stick (Fig. 128). Cross the two lengths of the string over the second stick, bringing the lower string up and the upper string clown (Fig.
What to read after Little Folks Handy book?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lina Beard to read onlineMoreLess
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