e , and through another into the short strake . An ordinary strake , so far as the planks are concerned , is not unlike the last two . The head of this , as of the others , is first made of earth stamped down , then covered with planks ; and where it is necessary , earth is thrown in and beaten… … A — Head B — Strake . C — Trowel . D — Scrubber . E — Canvas . F — Rod by WHICH THE CANVAS IS MADE SMOOTH .
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