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How? or, Spare hours made profitable for boys and girls (1887)

Holbrook, Kennedy · New York, Worthington co. · leaf 15

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t A,and drive another head-less pin into the smallend. Lastly, cut from apiece of cardboard a fig-ure like the one markedB, making three holes,a a a, with the point ofa darning-needle, corre-sponding to the two pinsin the spool and the one in the spindle. Bend the edges marked x and y in opposite… … HOW TO MAKE A BOOK. 11 Holding the machine upright in the left hand, with aquick movement of the right, jerk the string from thespool, and the cardboard will fly through the air with avery graceful motion. If stripes of color are added to the ends, as seen in thecut, a much prettier effect is…

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