Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 132
ween the clock-tower andthe round windows. The cars and engines were cut from soft pine, andpainted, and were easily made. Where the wheelsoccur the wood was not cut out, but left in its nat- /s rrnwi mm vrnn wr-\ rrm ODQDDDDQQQQ «#* Fig. 28. Passenger Car. ural color, and the wheels were painted… … Fig. 24. Top of Mansard Roof. 3ck-tower, as shown in Fig. 21. There were foureces like Fig. 23; one for each side of each then cut in the engine where the smoke-stack be-longed, and it was fitted in place and securely glued. Ii6 HOLIDAY HARBOR, [DecemeI _, Fig. 36. The mainsail was cut apart at the…
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