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The child's rainy day book (1905)

White, Mary, 1869-1952 · New York : Doubleday, Page and Co. · leaf 84

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tting the rowacross, the right strand of the last pair is also leftfree. When the third row is started the loosestrand on the left side of the hammock is knottedin with the left one in thefirst pair of strands in thisrow (see Fig. 24). Inother words, the strandswhich are left untied ateach side of… … Fig. 24 6o Child^s Rainy Day Book rows of knotting will be enough. When the lastrow has been tied bring the ends of the strandstogether, start a new strand at two inches from thelast row of knots, and bind the ends togethertightly for two and. three-quarter inches to make aloop like the one at the…

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