Stick-and-pea plays; pastimes for the children's year (1899)
Pratt, Charles Stuart, 1854-1921 · Boston, Lothrop publishing company · leaf 81
When you build the dining-room andlibrary tables, put two peas, instead ofone, at the top of each leg, and connectthe pairs of peas by pairs of sticks. In-stead, also, of connecting the four lowerpeas by four sticks around the outside,join them in pairs by two longer sticks,crossing each other, and… … TABLE FOR DINING-ROOM OK LIBRARY. sticks and peas at one side in the picture. A hall table, to stand against the wall,may be made like the dining-room orlibrary table, only instead of being square,or nearly so, it should be quite narrow —about half as wide as it is long. In the hall, too, should…
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