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The child's rainy day book (1905)

White, Mary, 1869-1952 · New York : Doubleday, Page and Co. · leaf 43

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Fig. 5 Fig. 5, make the bricks in the wedge shapeshown in Fig. 6. Cut them as nearly alikeas possible, but it will do no harm ifthey are not perfectly regular; the castlewill only look more ancient and interesting. Itis wonderful how much the bits of cork looklike stone. 20 Childs Rainy Day Book … Fig 6 When you have a good supply of bricks ready youmay begin to build. Use glue to stick the blockstogether; the kind that comes in a tube is theeasiest and cleanest to handle. Leave spaces for doors and windows,and for the roof usea large fiat corkfrom a preserve jar.Mark it off intobattlements…

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