Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 479
d even with it. The distancefrom c to d was three and a half inch-es, and the length from e to b was teninches. A round hole, one and a half inches indiameter, was made at a. After this, the neckwas worked out, and the places made for the pegsthat tightened the six strings — after the mannerof a… … THE LUTE ANDCORN-STALK FIDDLE. Chapter VI. BOWS, ARROWS, AND CROSS-GUNS ; POP-GUNS AND FIRE-ARMS. OUR bows and arrows were made of the straight-est-grained hickory, many a stick of which weselected and laid aside before it was sawed, or cut, into lengths for the stove. Once in a whileour arrows…
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