[Craigin, Harry] [from old catalog] · Boston, D. Lothrop & co · leaf 91
As you can see, it is a tray with legs to set over thelap in bed, with a rim to keep things from sliding off,and is light enough to be carried by the side handles ;a tempting breakfast for the invalid can be arrangedneatly upon it instead of a waiter. It can be made of any kind of wood, but black85… … BED TABLE. the other one and a half foot wide and one half inchthick. Take the first one; plane nicely, being careful tohave the ends and edges square. Set this aside forthe top of tray. Plain one edge of second piece (the one and onehalf feet wide); with splitting saw cut off strips twenty-four…
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