[Clarke, William], 1800-1838 · Boston, Munroe and Francis · leaf 170
etheras possible, and the oth-er notch hold them aproportionable distanceasunder, so that whenlocked upon the cheekthey may neither pinchtoo hard nor yet hold itso slightly that it maybe drawn off. Let therebe a key, D, to it; and,lastly, let the bow haveseveral notches filed init, so that the… … 168 LEGERDEMAIISr. secoiwl persons teeth, pretending that your intent is to turn both into whicl^of tlieir mouths they please. This will afford you a fair opportunity of put-ting on your lock. THE RESTORED THREAD. Take two pieces of thread, one foot in length each;, roll one of them round,like a…
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