Cheley, Frank H. (Frank Howbert), 1889-1941, Baker, G. Cornelius, joint author · New York, Association Press · leaf 229
ral use, from the In-dians of Alaska (using bone instrument, except thehearth, which is usually white pine) to the Indians ofSouth America. The principal law, however, is thesame in all; only the material used changes with thelocality. See Fig. 4. Ernest Thompson Seton, the master of woodcraft,… … Fig. 5. Flint, Steel, Tinder-horn, Punk, and Pouch wood used must not be too hard nor too soft, but hardenough to make very fine brown grindings, and softenough to make a sufficient quantity to hold the spark. SUGGESTIVE EVENTS AND IDEAS 215 The tinder and carefully prepared pile of slivers…
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