Macbeth, Ann · New York, R.M. McBride and company · leaf 121
^ be made of any size and may even bemade large enough to carry one or morepersons, if the size and strength of thebranches and lashings is duly proportioned,but for a toy reeds will do nicely. Laydown first the crossbar beneath the raftand then space out the raft itself to fit it,leaving a little… … Fig. 93. Take a strong thin string and fasten it witha tight loop over the end of the first reed,turn it down and round the lower cross-spar, and then up and around the upper A CANOE 111 one, and lay in the next reed, and so on.When the first row of lashings is done layon the second pair of…
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