The Bookshelf for boys and girls Children's Book of Fact and Fancy part 2 (1912)
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ts to relieve him in is a fourth piece of apparatus necessary. Thisthe same way. The second man also keeps the fourth piece is usually a flat, straight bit ofdust close to the point of the whirling stick, bone or ivory, in which a socket is made toand gently blows it into a flame at the proper… … Wlhed tiiodsF-boK ingenious idea. These bowscannot easily be carved, as arethe top-pieces; but, true to hispassion for elaborate decoration,the Eskimo makes the bow ofthe gracefully curved ivory tusksof the walrus, and, after workingthem down, covers the surfacewith the most lively and graphicpiece…
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