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

Holbrook, Kennedy · New York, Worthington co. · leaf 220

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theproper places if desired, and really add considerable tothe bright, pretty effect when first made ; but as they aresoon ruined by the combined influences of sun, rain, andwind, they are hardly desirable, unless the boat is in THE WOODEN WINDMILL. 215 some position where it can be easily reached,… … tral points, so that their arms shall be at right angleswith each other (see Fig. 1); and bore a large holethrough the point of intersection. From shingles cutout four boats, each eight inches long, and fit them withmasts; next cut from strong new cloth four small tri-angular pieces for sails, and…

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