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Scientific American, Vol. 50, No. 6 (1884) (1884)

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answered: ‘“<Sure, how do I know, whin I niver thried it?” To be sure this was a characteristic reply, but by following the instructions given below, any boy can play this flute on first trial. For the ends two pieces of board about 3 of an inch thick, 24 inches wide, and 314 inches long will be… … |medied by whittling down the thicker part (taking care to preserve its original rotundity) until it is of the same thick- quired length of the hole. In width the holes are all‘the ness at both ends. In the center of each end bore a hole same, about one-balf inch. about one inch deep of slightly…

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