Adams, John Duncan, 1879- · New York, Moffat, Yard and company · leaf 37
en sent to buy a peck of apples, hasnot felt as thoughpeck measures weregetting smaller allthe time ? If you willread what followsand study the draw-ing, you will be ableto make an accuratemeasure of your ownand will then know exactly what you are getting. You will require some long strips… … FOR LITTLE ONES TO MAKE 15 three-quarter inches long. For sawing a lot ofsmall pieces like these, it is rather slow to markeach one out with the square, and so carpentersusually have what they call a miter box, which issimply three boards nailed or screwed together soas to form a trough about four…
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