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Indoor and outdoor recreations for girls (1906)

Beard, Linda, Beard, Adelia B. (Adelia Belle), 1857-1920 · New York : Charles Scribner's Sons · leaf 334

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to serve this purpose; the space also admitslight into their houses. Commence near the top at the Open-Air Playhouses 305 place where the flaps are cut, and pin the fronts to-gether with large thorns or sharp-pointed slender sticks.Fasten the fronts to within a few feet of the ground. Theopening… … Fig. 508.—African hut playhouse. in order to keep the tent-like covering from slipping offthe tops of the pegs. The two poles attached to thechimney points must now be carried backward on eachside of the wigwam, to be brought forward again whendesired (Fig. 507). When other material is lacking,…

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