Kirby, Sara Miller · New York : Butterick Pub. Co. · leaf 79
at the back, with its broad face front. Join the two bricks that represent the horses by their long, narrow faces, and stand them at the back on top of the wagon next to the first brick and in a similar position. This is the baker's money-box. To close it, lay the lid down. (Illustrations Nos. 139… … to iorm side car seats. (Illustration No. 143.) Illustration No. 151. Move the entire left-hand half around to the right so that the two rows of bricks will touch by their broad faces. The bricks will thus run between the cubes, forming the backs of the )iiiJJle cat- seats in a train. (Illustration…
Fröbel, Friedrich, 1782-1852 · Kindergarten
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