[Craigin, Harry] [from old catalog] · Boston, D. Lothrop & co · leaf 129
ome well over the top of thesiding, with some lapping in front and rear to keepout driving rains. When it is sewed into a big- sheet 124 a boys workshop. you must attach to it at frequent intervals a shortstout strap. Opposite these straps {fig. 15) nail to theoutside of your walls straps… … Tig. 16. reach and full of your cloth before nailing thebuckles to the wood work. Now comes the setting of your tent-house up.The first consideration is the position. I can onlysay that it should be level, and where water will notdrain into it in case of heavy rains. The next thingto be decided is,…
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