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

Holbrook, Kennedy · New York, Worthington co. · leaf 333

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ng the finger under it at c, and bringing it out at d. Fig. 9 is a reverse of Fig. 8. Catch the paper by the 328 THE FAN FROM NAGASAKI. part now uppermost, pinch that part well together, andloosen the part which was confined in Fig. 8. It must be remembered that every time the fan ischanged, the… … together, and hold them for the handle. With the dis-engaged hand, arrange the upper part in the form of asunshade. Another form may be got by raising the upperlayer of the sunshade cover, a species of cup or goblet.By drawing out b until it is at right angles with the up-right, the goblet form is…

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