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Beard, Daniel Carter, 1850-1941 · New York, C. Scribner's sons · leaf 117
cientific experience and knowledge to bear upon thesubject, and invent a newtoy in that line, he w^ouldfind it a difficult operationwhen he attempted to per-suade the conservativesmall boy to adopt his in-vention. What a boy uses,it seems, must be what hasbeen tried for centuries byhis predecessors… … Fig. 68.—Racine: with the Tin Wheel. CHAPTER VIII HOW TO MAKE THE SUCKERLeather Suckers and Live Suckers — Turtle-Fishing with Suckers. A PIECE of sole-leather, three or four inches square, isthe first thing necessary in order to make a sucker. Asharp knife is the next thing, and a bright boy who…
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