Macbeth, Ann · New York, R.M. McBride and company · leaf 140
ls cut a rec-tangular notch to hold the spars apart, tiethe kite-string considerably nearer one end KITES 129 of the kite than the other, or you can at-tach a balance and fix on the kite-string- bya slipknot. This kite needs no tail, andcan be folded and rolled away by slippingout the diagonal… … Figs; 102 and 103.per tubes arrange near each edge a circle of cane, as is used in basket-work or for stretching out the crown of a cap. Set this into place and lace through the paper a strong string and lash the cane through to the spar. This should hold quite steady if 130 THE PLAYWORK BOOK
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