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The boy's own book of indoor games and recreations : a popular encyclopædia for boys (1890)

Stables, Gordon, 1840-1910, Hutchison, George Andrew, 1841-1913 · Philadelphia : J.B. Lippincott · leaf 280

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wo stripsabout i^in. X fin., or 2 in. x ^in., from the middle point of the top of each shape,or end of the well, to the stem and stern post, nailing the gunwale at each end intoit through some interposed wedges, so as to make a solid triangle at each end. In each of the three compartments of the… … Fip. 8. Fig. 9. arranged merely to rest against them, and not to be nailed into them. They needonly be made of thin wood. Thin oak would be best. Put one or two light cross strengtheners between the two sides of the gunwale,and one or two from the keel to the upper longitudinal pieces. The latter…

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