Beard, Patten · New York : F. A. Stokes · leaf 235
ourpocket, slide its drawer a little, so that you can easilydistinguish between the two boxes by feeling of them.When you give the duplicate, nobody will suspectthat it is not the real box, if you manage cleverly. Wonderful! Wonderful! they say. What aMAGIC BOX you have! I made a magic trick box!… … □ lED WINDOWS Diagram One. Cut the cardboard sides of yourbox as the heavy black limes indicate. Fold outwardupon the dotted lines. A. A plain window without blinds or awning.Cut the cardboard out on all four sides. B. Window with blinds. Cut the top line, thecenter line, and the base. Fold outward…
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