Nash, Maude Cushing Mrs · Boston, New York, Houghton Mifflin company · leaf 162
ality and cooperationwith big brothers, sisters, and parents. The first illustration shows the doll-house constructedfrom a corrugated box. The top may be adjusted to slantlike a roof, but the child often likes the top cut off so shecan play easily in the rooms. If the box is turned onone side and… … CHILDRENS OCCUPATIONS board, the front of the house may be built to swing likea big door on hinges. Doors and windows in this frontpart should be worked out according to a real house.Constructed in this fashion the house is kept free fromdust, as well as looking orderly and complete when notin use.…
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