Lukin, James. [from old catalog] · New York, G. P. Putnam's sons · leaf 48
ff, lowered the whole six inches, sothat when completed, the steps were just three feet sixinches, just six inches shorter than we had proposed, butwe could not foresee this as a regular carpenter would OUR STEPS. 37 have done, and practically it was not of much import-ance. Having set off on each… … / A / /^ s-i / * / / -y^A^ // / / ; i^. .3_^!?_ci^. „.3y Fig. 3.—Our Steps. with a tenon saw, to cut a little way into these marks,and with a narrow chisel to remove the intervening wood,so as to let the steps into the sides, as we had seen them ina set made by the carpenter. But we did not want…
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