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Harper's handy-book for girls, ed (1910)

Paret, Anna Parmly, [from old catalog] ed · New York and London. Harper & brothers · leaf 97

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uction of the hanging shelves shown in Fig. 13 isvery simple, and will require but a few boards, two wall-strips, and a few yards of strong rope. For the shelves, obtain five pine boards eight inches wide,seven-eighths of an inch thick, and from three to four feetlong; also two pine strips three… … Fig. t3A off the top of each wall-strip and screw them fast to thenotched edges of the shelves, first boring gimlet holes inboth strips and shelves to prevent splitting of the wood. 81 handy-book: for girls Half-inch holes at the top of each wall-strip will admitthe suspension rope, which is of…

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