The Fresh Air book
The Fresh Air book
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I take this opportunity of calling attention to that which is required in a rational boot. Many people have an idea that the boot is everything it should be if, instead of being pointed, it is ]:)road and square.
Such boots have, on the front outer side, a large three-cornered empty and superfluous space, while the great toe is still pressed inwards, and the instep and little toe ha\'c to undergo a certain pressure. See for yourself the right outline for the shape of the sole by placing the nak...ed foot, with the whole weight of the body resting upon it, upon a piece of paper, stretching the toes so that they spread out fan- wise, and then with a pencil held perpendicu- larly carefully trace round the foot, and a perfect pattern for the sandal is obtained. But should it be intended to make this the pattern 56 for the sole of a boot or shoe, it should be made a trifle longer, so that there be a small space in front of the toes to prevent them from rubbing against the leather.
If the boot be now buttoned or laced up, the foot will be able neither to shuffle nor slide about.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I take this opportunity of calling attention to that which is required in a rational boot. Many people have an idea that the boot is everything it should be if, instead of being pointed, it is ]:)road and square.
Such boots have, on the front outer side, a large three-cornered empty and superfluous space, while the great toe is still pressed inwards, and the instep and little toe ha\'c to undergo a certain pressure. See for yourself the right outline for the shape of the sole by placing the nak...ed foot, with the whole weight of the body resting upon it, upon a piece of paper, stretching the toes so that they spread out fan- wise, and then with a pencil held perpendicu- larly carefully trace round the foot, and a perfect pattern for the sandal is obtained. But should it be intended to make this the pattern 56 for the sole of a boot or shoe, it should be made a trifle longer, so that there be a small space in front of the toes to prevent them from rubbing against the leather.
If the boot be now buttoned or laced up, the foot will be able neither to shuffle nor slide about.
What to read after The Fresh Air book?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J P Jrgen Peter Mller to read onlineMoreLess
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