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g, a strong pin or a slim up-holstery nail with a large head, scissors. This pinwheel is made of a piece of firmwriting paper. Cut the paper into a per-fect square, and fold it diagonally from 66 THE PLAYWORK BOOK corner to corner and smooth out again,then cut along your folds to within an inchof… … •III »L Figs. 48 to 50. ner of your square of writing paper, andlastly through the center of the square, andtake a piece of stick or a penholder andpush the point of the pin in till it is half-way in. You will find your windmill willturn as you run, if you hold it out straightin front of you. If…
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