Cheley, Frank H. (Frank Howbert), 1889-1941, Baker, G. Cornelius, joint author · New York, Association Press · leaf 207
ng-places, and flatten them till they sit firmly. It is ofprime importance that each log rest immovable on theone below. Now dress the upper part of each end log,to an edge over each corner. Next put on two long logs, roll them onto the middle,taking care to change off, so the big end at a given… … Cabin Diagrams SUGGESTIVE EVENTS AND IDEAS 193 per surface at each end a notch corresponding with theridge on the log it is to ride on. When ready half a rolldrops it into place. The log should be one to three inchesabove the one under it, and should not touch except theends. Repeat the process now…
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