For playground, field, and forest; the outdoor handy book (1900)
Beard, Daniel Carter, 1850-1941 · New York, C. Scribner's sons · leaf 415
-gage will stick in its place even if the animal rolls over acliff. There was once a mule that tried this, and althoughhe fell thirty feet and did considerable damage to his lug-gage, he failed to dislodge it, and his pack broke his falland saved his life. How to Make Your Own Cinch. Procure some… … Fig. 321. Points on Camping Otit 389 than eight or nine inches. Let himmake another ring, elongate it and giveit a twist, as in Fig. 322. Bend it overin a hook, as in Fig. 323 ; but, if youhave a hammer, a hot fire, and an oldpaving stone for an anvil, you can makeyour own hook and ring. Now take…
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