Stick-and-pea plays; pastimes for the children's year (1899)
Pratt, Charles Stuart, 1854-1921 · Boston, Lothrop publishing company · leaf 66
nd- pea house. You had best build a plain easy house at first—just the four walls, under-pinning, roof, and chimney. You start with anoblong box, as in mak-ing the little cart, onlythe house-box shouldbe much larger. Thesmall plan shows the form of the boxpart of the house. Next, make an extra58… … THE PLAIN EASY HOUSE. can, if you like, let the four corner sticksof the house project through the bottompeas enough to stick into the peas of theextra bottom, instead of using short sticksto fasten it on. The second bottom 6o STICK-AND-PEA PLAYS. really forms the underpinning, as you cansee in the…
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