Working Lads' Clubs
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The following hints may not be out of place here.
To find the right angle of the camp square.
(Scale K'ln.^ift.J t>^- C '^ft■ Drive in a peg at A, another 3 feet distant at B ; attach a 5-foot cord from the peg at B, and a 4-foot cord from the peg at A. The point at which the two cords meet at C, where another peg may be driven in, will be the line at right angles to B-A.
To erect a marquee, e.g. 60 x 40 feet.
When the position has been decided, place two pegs, A and B, 20 feet apart (see plans... below.) Then mark the position where the feet of the supporting poles will rest.
Measure 35 feet from A to D, F, and G, and from B to C, E, and H, and drive in iron or large wooden pegs at these six points. These will indicate the position of the main guy ropes. When the poles and canvas are in position (see plan) flat on the ground, 224 WORKING LADS' CLUBS with the base of the poles at A and B, the ropes should be attached to the pegs at Y, D, E, and C, but not to Gr and H., before the marquee is raised.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The following hints may not be out of place here.
To find the right angle of the camp square.
(Scale K'ln.^ift.J t>^- C '^ft■ Drive in a peg at A, another 3 feet distant at B ; attach a 5-foot cord from the peg at B, and a 4-foot cord from the peg at A. The point at which the two cords meet at C, where another peg may be driven in, will be the line at right angles to B-A.
To erect a marquee, e.g. 60 x 40 feet.
When the position has been decided, place two pegs, A and B, 20 feet apart (see plans... below.) Then mark the position where the feet of the supporting poles will rest.
Measure 35 feet from A to D, F, and G, and from B to C, E, and H, and drive in iron or large wooden pegs at these six points. These will indicate the position of the main guy ropes. When the poles and canvas are in position (see plan) flat on the ground, 224 WORKING LADS' CLUBS with the base of the poles at A and B, the ropes should be attached to the pegs at Y, D, E, and C, but not to Gr and H., before the marquee is raised.
What to read after Working Lads' Clubs?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Edward Bellyse Russell to read onlineMoreLess
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