Beard, Daniel Carter, 1850-1941 · New York, C. Scribner's sons · leaf 98
Spring 78 he should have a fine " stable " of kites of his own manufact- ure, and since from the authorities quoted it is evident that kites with tails can be made to fly tandem he can produce a great sensation by taking an example of all the different forms of kites and by sending up the largest… … FiG. 46. — All the Novelties in the Air. tach the string of another to the first kite string and let it go. Let him pay out more line and hitch on another kite, and so on until he has a whole navy or zoological garden floating over the heads of the astonished spectators, and though he may discover…
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