[Craigin, Harry] [from old catalog] · Boston, Lothrop publishing company · leaf 158
rack, you need only make your ties longenough to allow trains to pass, and then lay yourtracks side by side. With a little ingenuity, you can make bridges andtunnels, freight trains, and gravel trains, and can,in fact, increase your rollingstock to any extent. I hope you will enjoy buildingthis… … XVIII. — HOW TO MAKE A GOOD FLY. FLY-FISHING is poetry; ordinary angling isprose. The latter looks to the catch; the formerto skill shown in the capture. There is more sportin hooking and playing one single bass with a lightpliant fly-rod, than in dragging in a dozen by meremuscular force. To cast…
Carpentry · Manual training
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