Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 401
in the loop a, and the other in as long as we wished. Of course, we cut teeth in the loop b (Fig. 9). The hands the edge of the tin, so that we could cut notches being then about two feet apart, they were pulled in any bit of wood that we came across. But when still farther apart. This motion… … THE FLAPJACK TlRNED HEELS OVEr AT NOISE. [SEE NEXT PAGE.] to twist, thus bringing the hands nearer together, not allowed to use it in the parlor. We sometimesAnother motion of the hands outward, and the made a safer and less noisy toy, similar in char- WORK AND ILAY FOR YOUNG FOLK. 8 69 acter but…
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